Require OpenBLAS on Linux so that CT2 works (and enable it for Whisper too) - #251
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Local translation on Linux currently fails with the error:
No SGEMM backend on CPUThis is because no backends for the CTranslate2 library are being built, so we can enable OpenBLAS for it and require that it be available on Linux as it's a pretty easy dependency to add
We can also enable the use of OpenBLAS in Whisper too if we're requiring it to be present for CT2, which should speed up CPU transcription as well
Fixes: #177
Does not fix the other issue that may still mean that local translation doesn't work