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Improve repository structure

Implement some Python best practices

This is the same change as for (TF)CommonTestCases for modeling.

It isn't imported anywhere.

I suspect the wrapper classes were created in order to prevent the
abstract base class (TF)CommonModelTester from being included in test
discovery and running, because that would fail.

I solved this by replacing the abstract base class with a mixin.

Code changes are just de-indenting and automatic reformattings
performed by black to use the extra line space.

This construct isn't used anymore these days.

Running python tests/test_foo.py puts the tests/ directory on
PYTHONPATH, which isn't representative of how we run tests.

Use python -m unittest tests/test_foo.py instead.

This prevents transformers from being importable simply because the CWD
is the root of the git repository, while not being importable from other
directories. That led to inconsistent behavior, especially in examples.

Once you fetch this commit, in your dev environment, you must run:

    $ pip uninstall transformers
    $ pip install -e .

These libraries aren't always installed in the virtual environment where
isort is running. Declaring them properly avoids mixing these
third-party imports with local imports.

I don't want to consider it a dependency of transformers, but it's
usually there in local development and usually not there in CI.

I'll fix it later.

Do manually what autoflake couldn't manage.

This change is mostly autogenerated with:

    $ python -m autoflake --in-place --recursive --remove-all-unused-imports --ignore-init-module-imports examples templates transformers utils hubconf.py setup.py

I made minor changes in the generated diff.

This change is mostly autogenerated with:

    $ python -m autoflake --in-place --recursive examples templates transformers utils hubconf.py setup.py

I made minor changes in the generated diff.

Ignore warnings related to Python 2, because it's going away soon.

Fixes flake8 warning W291 (x224).

Submodules shouldn't import from their parent in general.