Remove global from serialization #57703
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This reverts commit 3ba3c78.
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As I was attempting to clean code toward ruff rule PLW0603 (https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/rules/global-statement/) I noticed that some code is a bit... outdated to be refactored. Making some smaller PRs for the cleanup of PLW0603 assuming easier to review
This PR attempts to remove the global keyword from serialized objects module. It was mainly used as a cache, so replaced it with functools.cache