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chore: update benchmark's fibonacci example path #1108

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### Adding the Benchmark

Our proving benchmarks are written as standalone rust binaries. Add one by making a new file in [bin](./src/bin) by following the [fibonacci example](./bin/fibonacci.rs). We currently only run aggregation proofs when feature "aggregation" is on (off by default). Any general benchmarking utility functions can be added to the library in [`src`](./src). There are utility functions `build_bench_program` which compiles the guest program crate with target set to `openvm` and reads the output RISC-V ELF file.
Our proving benchmarks are written as standalone rust binaries. Add one by making a new file in [bin](./src/bin) by following the [fibonacci example](./src/bin/fibonacci.rs). We currently only run aggregation proofs when feature "aggregation" is on (off by default). Any general benchmarking utility functions can be added to the library in [`src`](./src). There are utility functions `build_bench_program` which compiles the guest program crate with target set to `openvm` and reads the output RISC-V ELF file.
This can then be fed into `bench_from_exe` which will generate a proof of the execution of the ELF (any other `VmExe`) from a given `VmConfig`.

#### Providing Inputs
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