Rao result from file for monitoring and glsk purpose

[obrix]

Change the Rao API :
Add the possibility to load rao result from file to be used in monitoring call.
Add glsk parameter for run and monitoring for specific purposes.

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[obrix]

Implements #1095 and #1096

[bqth29]

Hello @obrix and thanks for your PR! I think it was very relevant to move the CRAC and the GLSK to the run method as it is both more intuitive and more Python-compliant.

[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed for 'pypowsybl-parent'

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[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed for 'pypowsybl'

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95.8% Coverage on New Code
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[bqth29]

Looks good to me! GitHub is reporting Sonar warnings, I don't know if they must be addressed now though

[obrix]

@bqth29 The warnings about the lambda cannot be fixed right now, we are doing this because of a graalvm limitation.
For the number of parameters in the run function this would complexify things a bit. I think we can let it as it is.
Thanks for the review!