[IDWA-OCR-72] Install OCR into an executable

[derekadombek]

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Description

This gives us the option to run OCR as an executable as well. We are still able to run the service with poetry like normal. This is just a start but this puts us in the right direction for future releasing and adding OCR to other tooling like RPA solutions

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#72

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[derekadombek]

copied these into the main service directory as well but not necessarily sure how I feel about these being in two different places even though I know they might not even be located in the repo in the future anyways but if we do want to only use them from the og test directory ATM, I will need to move the pyinstaller.py function to the root dir.

[derekadombek]

Update to this, I tried moving the pyinstaller.py to the root OCR directory just to try it without needing the duplicate asset files and it would not work properly ATM with how we ingesting the asset files from the local directories and cannot backout of paths(ie. ..) like we currently are doing with the tests/ directory. So the best way to use this right now for running main.py with or without an executable is to put separate assets in the ocr dir.