Make bop_toolkit compatible with pypi pycocotools#206
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Current bop_toolkit relies on a fork of pycocotools: https://github.com/MartinSmeyer/cocoapi which addresses 3 issues:
iscrowdto ignore some of the gt: cocodataset/cocoapi@da6cb0b"3" seems to have been addressed in the upstream repo, and 1-2 can done directly in the eval bop 22 script, as proposed in this PR.