Add tensorizer

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Blocked by #28930

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[maresb]

@conda-forge/help-python, ready for review!

The original repo has a CMakeLists.txt so I figured this was compiled, but it seems that they're just using it for some protobuf code generation. This is noarch, as evidenced by the any wheel on PyPI. And just to be sure, with a few minor exceptions the test suite succeeds.