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Since onnx's Mod operation changes behavior based on whether the fmod flag is set, functionality is now split to mirror python's fmod() functionality.

For the integer mod case, I had to use a componsition of std::fmod() so that floating and integral types are all handled while also perserving sign to be identital to the python numpy::mod() case.

Updated each source file in the repo with the existing license.

* Load op when serializing

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* Add missing clip field

* Use make_op almost everywhere

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* More make ops for rnns

* Get rid of spaces

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* Remove operators headers

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* Remove unused op headers

* Increase line threshold

* Refactor onnx_parser class

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* Add op_parser

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* Remove old onnx drivers

* Use file GLOB

* Parse arg ops

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* Add pooling

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* Add parse_natchnorm

* Add more operators

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* Add more operators

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* Add more operators

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* Add more operators

* Add rnn operators

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* Fix tidy issues

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* Add back missing param

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* Fix shadow variable

* Fix shadow in declaration

* Make global constant

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* Add generic op

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* Add binary op

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* Add variadiac op

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* Remove unused fields and functions

* Set default values

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* Remove unused member variable

* Add add literal overload

* Use info.add_literal

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* Call add_instruction through info class

* Fix tidy issues

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Co-authored-by: mvermeulen <5479696+mvermeulen@users.noreply.github.com>