Add cartopy comparison benchmarks#2
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This PR adds a benchmark for plotting coastlines using PyGMT and Cartopy.
Cartopy uses the Natural Earth datsets, which provide three different resolutions: 110m, 50m, and 10m. From what I can see, the 50m resolution is close GMT's
lowresolution, and the 10m resolution is close to GMT'sintermediateresolution.Here is the result: