Use newer viame runners for training and inference as opposed to kwiver call#1574
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Summary
Use `viame runner` (a thin wrapper that pre-loads VIAME's environment) instead of bare `kwiver runner` for pipeline execution and ONNX export, matching the runner used by the rest of the desktop pipeline tooling.
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`viame runner` is identical to `kwiver runner` from a pipeline-execution standpoint but already sources the VIAME setup script and resolves binary paths against the VIAME install, which removes a class of "binary not found" / partially-loaded-environment failures we hit on Windows and on minimal Linux installs.