Extending ds_tool for SODA conversational dataset
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This PR extends the
ds_toolto have Jinja2 support which was used to create the SODA-audio dataset for training.It also adds a cache for TTS generation. The cache is necessary since TTS generation might fail from time to time, but a blind retry didn't seem like the best choice at this point (e.g. the first time we actually ran out of budget, so retrying would not have helped).