Test inference

[MEI-mk11]

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[MEI-mk11]

@s1nayak @Nikav7

[Nikav7]

@ZhengkunMei I found the inference really interesting to start working with coqui-sst, and since I just focused on tts lately, this was really instructive. I followed the readme guidelines and successfully created the venv and installed the sst. the stt-manager successfully launched a tab where the download of the different language models was possible. I tried with Italian, it's working pretty good even with some errors.

[Nikav7]

@ZhengkunMei @s1nayak I hence propose the grade of 9/10 since it is a good example and start point to install and use a sst model training local.