Adds support for executing mirdata as an executable module #648
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jams 0.3.4 and pretty_midi 0.2.10 don't work on python 3.12, but both are working on their main branches. We just have to wait for the next release of those two packages before this one can be released.
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Invoking as an executable module is quite convenient. For the simple task of downloading data, all you have to do is
and main.py will download and validate the dataset "orchset"
Like several others, this dataset depends on jams in pretty_midi to do a release on their current main branches