Add batching support to sdk #647
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This PR is to lay the foundation for the batching feature where we provide convenience functions for users to provide a list of xyz files and then the SDK converts these to QcSchema to be uploaded to the service. The QcSchema are uploaded as individual blobs to the storage account container used for the job. This PR takes advantage of the container URI that is already be used to save the output to.
Tests were defined for the functions that generate QcSchema using pytest and pytest-regressions. End-to-end testing was performed manually by submitting a single job batch to canary for each job type.