Add one-click install, update, upgrade, migrate and run script/bat/sh files#1489
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With the Python 3.11 update here, I thought I would make it easy for people to migrate, as well as automate the setup routine in general.
I've used a json config for easy updating into the future. All the heavy lifting is done in setup.py, so it's much easier to maintain than compiling obscure shell commands for linux/windows.
Supports uv, venv, conda and rawdogging global python.
Automatically detects user's card and autorecommends the right combinations of torch, triton, sage etc.
Also sets up wgp_config.json profile defaults based on their system ram/vram specs if they don't have a wgp_config.json yet (first install).