Argilla annotator

[strickvl]

Added the third and final (for me, for now 😄) annotator integration (alongside #2655 and #2641), this time for Argilla.

This works both locally-deployed and when the annotation instance lives in the cloud (i.e. in the Hugging Face Spaces deployment which they recommend).

I tried including some of the changes that have been made in the other two PRs, but depending on the merge order there might need to be some final tweaks. (Also, there probably can be some final updates to the BaseAnnotator interface at a later date now that I have a far stronger sense of what's needed and what's not (which we didn't have when we first implemented just Label Studio)).

The Argilla team have mentioned that their SDK / interface will be updated to a 2.x version where lots of things will be fixed, at which point we can update this to fit it.

Relates to argilla-io/argilla#4277 and #2579

To do

• make a note about breaking change to interface
• Adding datasets should use ‘FeedbackDataset’ as the interface or offer different types

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[bcdurak]

The implementation looks good overall. I left a few small comments.

I see that you have a few more PRs with different annotator flavors. How does the timeline look for all these flavors?

[strickvl]

Thanks for these comments @bcdurak. Just waiting for some final reviews (I think from @safoinme and @avishniakov, too?) and then I'd merge all three onto develop. I figured that is the good time to then revise the annotators interface in the 2-week period in between releases, and then we can release all three together at the same time.

[bcdurak]

🦭