[WIP] Make benchopt.clian executable module
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This PR aim at alowing calling benchopt from any python interpreter with something like
Basically we just need to add a file in the cli module
I find this interesting because it allow to run benchopt from different environments without the need to activate them. Similar feature are available for pytest and pip
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