**Describe the bug** `hist.dask.Hist` generates an unpickleable object if computed with no `fill` call **Steps to reproduce** ```python import pickle import dask import dask_awkward import hist.dask import numpy import awkward h = hist.dask.Hist(hist.axis.Regular(10, 0, 1)) # h.fill( # dask_awkward.from_awkward( # awkward.from_numpy(numpy.random.random(size=20)), npartitions=1 # ) # ) o = dask.compute(h) print(o, type(o)) pickle.dump(o, open("hist_dask_test.pkl", "wb")) ``` Without the fill call, the the output still appears valid at the print statement, but the pickle statement will fail with the message: ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "hist_dask_nofill.py", line 18, in <module> pickle.dump(o, open("hist_dask_test.pkl", "wb")) AttributeError: Can't pickle local object 'Histogram.__init__.<locals>.<lambda>' ``` This is seen in the latest version `hist==2.8.0`