[retake] Use extension module for pybind

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Stack from ghstack (oldest at bottom):

• Add debug buffer support for pybindings #13987
• -> [retake] Use extension module for pybind  #13986

Deprecate the module class in pybindings, previously it was blocked by bundled program, and now it's resolved with

executorch/extension/module/bundled_module.h

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Old diff: D70516347

Changes from the old diff:
Use TensorPtr for output tensor instead of std::vector<uint8_t>. This allows us to use the module interface, without extracting the method, which is being deprecated.

TODO: support etdump

Differential Revision: D81607791

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