feat: Add real-valued BBOB Benchmark Suite #42
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evotorch.bbonamespace, as a general namespace for black-box optimization function definition. In the future, we can collect functions and benchmark suites within this namespace to make research easier for EvoTorch users.evotorch.bbo.bbob_problem.pyand correspondinglyevotorch.bbo.BBOBProblem, which is a general functionality for implementing real-valued BBOB problems such as (but not limited to) those associated with the 2009 BBOB benchmark competition (see: https://hal.inria.fr/inria-00362633/)evotorch.bbo.bbob_noiseless_suite.pywhich implements the 2009 benchmark functions.evotorch.bbo.bbob_utilities.pywhich provides various utility functions associated with the 2009 benchmark functions.