Add example showing how to parse additional arguments

Several users have asked about how to add custom arguments to their benchmarks (e.g. #86).

This is done by implementing an application specific main(argc, argv) function and linking to the nvbench::nvbench CMake target instead of nvbench::main. The custom main will need to parse out additional arguments, and then use the macros defined in main.cuh to parse the remaining args and run NVBench. Something like:

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
  // parse custom args and remove them from (or rebuild) argc/argv here
  
  NVBENCH_MAIN_BODY(argc, argv);
}

A singleton or some global state is then needed to communicate the custom options to the benchmarks.

We should add an example that shows how to do this.

Start with nvbench/main.cuh and inspect how the nvbench::nvbench and nvbench::main CMake targets are defined. Add an example with an application-specific main(argc, argv) that removes custom arguments before invoking NVBENCH_MAIN_BODY, and verify that the example builds and demonstrates passing those options to benchmarks.