[Speed] Do we want to stop vendoring source of third-party libraries with the benchmarks?

[Brett Cannon]

Maybe we should just have a requirements.txt file for Python 2 and another
for Python 3 that are pegged to specific versions? We could even install
things into a venv for isolation. If we go this route then we could make
the benchmark suite a package on PyPI and have people install the benchmark
suite and then have instructions to run pip on the requirements files that
we embed in the package. This also gets us around any potential licensing
issues with embedding third-party libraries.
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