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Utility file location refactoring#134
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Several utility files were being referenced from other parts of the application, indicating that they should be located at a higher level. Also create a separate folder for DatabaseManager, since this is not directly related to the WorkloadSetupManager.
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Moves menus in the CLI to their own folder to give a better overview.
A few utility files were being referenced from other parts of the application, indicating that their location should be refactored.
These files are moved and references are modified accordingly.
Also creates a separate folder for DatabaseManager, since this is not directly related to the WorkloadSetupManager folder. Future files interacting directly with the databases will be put in this folder.