Emit RunfilesGroupInfo in py_binary targets

# 🚀 feature request

### Relevant Rules

I want `py_binary` to return an additional provider, [`RunfilesGroupInfo`](https://github.com/hermeticbuild/rules_runfiles_group).
`py_library` could contribute by also returning this provider, but that's more of an implementation detail.

I'd be open to work on this if you agree that this is a good idea.

### Description

I'd like to make packaging of `py_binary` targets in container images more efficient. To that end, I have designed a set of providers and described their semantics in [a new Bazel module](https://github.com/hermeticbuild/rules_runfiles_group).

### Describe the solution you'd like

`py_library` targets should forward `RunfilesGroupInfo` and `RunfilesGroupMetadataInfo` from their deps and add their own runfiles (`srcs`, `data`) to a group.
`py_binary` targets should aggregate runfiles groups from their deps and emit `RunfilesGroupInfo` and `RunfilesGroupMetadataInfo` that contain at least:

* A group for the interpreter + standard library
* One group per third party dependency

Additionally, it could also make sense to produce groups for each `py_library` target in the transitive dependency graph.

### Describe alternatives you've considered

Doing nothing would mean we continue creating (very large) container image layers that contain the full runfiles tree of a `py_binary` target.

Writing custom packaging rules just for rules_python is unsustainable in my opinion.

Inizia leggendo le implementazioni delle regole py_library e py_binary e la semantica dei provider nel modulo Bazel rules_runfiles_group collegato. Definisci come vengono inoltrate e aggregate le dipendenze, quindi verifica che py_binary emetta gruppi per l’interprete e la libreria standard, oltre che per le dipendenze di terze parti, con test che coprano i provider e i metadati richiesti.

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