Support benchmark history summary v2.1

[goodsong81]

Summary

• Apply Support benchmark history summary v2 #3298 to develop
  • Add benchmark history data and summary notebook
  • Support pivot table output in Excel format
  • Support CI automation for html summary output

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[vinnamkim]

I have no objection for this PR but I hope that we have a web UI (dashboard for this functionality), not just a Jupyter notebook in the future.