hotfix: fix absolute imports and Celery Python version#11
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Summary\n\n- Switch
all imports to absolute paths (PYTHONPATH change)\n- Pin Queue container to Python 3.11 (last version supported by Celery 5.x)\n- Re-enable celery
worker command; temporarily disable Discord integration\n- Fix Python version mismatch between web and queue containers\n\n## Test plan\n\n- [ ]
docker-compose up -d --build completes without errors\n- [ ] Celery worker starts and accepts tasks (check Flower at :5555)\n- [ ] python manage.py
test passes