Auto-install or upgrade library

[jefflester]

Currently, when users upgrade, they need to run minitrino lib-install after upgrading the package via Pip. This should be simplified rather than requiring the user to run two commands.

Logic

To account for an uninstalled library, the _get_minitrino_lib_dir() function should be updated to automatically install the library. In this case, there is no need for a user prompt.

If the user inputs "no", then throw the user error.

Furthermore, whenever a Minitrino command is executed that requires the library (any command that calls the check_lib() function), run a version check to compare the library version to the CLI version.

The check_lib() function can be extended to compare the CLI and library version. If there is a version mismatch between the CLI and the library, prompt the user to upgrade or downgrade the library to match the CLI version:

[w] The current CLI version is ${cli_version} which does not match the installed library version ${lib_version}. Install library version ${cli_version}? [Y/N]

If the user says no, log an additional warning:

[w] It is highly recommended to use matching CLI and library versions. Mismatched versions are likely to cause errors. To install the library manually, run `minitrino lib-install`.

Calling lib-install Command from Other Commands

The library installation logic needs to be callable from any command that calls the check_lib() function. Click supports this out of the box.

For example, the current command shows that the CLI version > library version. If the user agrees to install, the current command invokes (ctx.invoke(lib_install, version=CLI_VERSION)) the lib-install command.