Add cache_root option for qNEI in get_acquisition_function
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Motivation
As discussed in #1604, this PR adds the possibility to setup qNEI with
cache_root=Falsevia theget_acquistionmethod, as it is already possible for qNEHVI.Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on pull requests?
Yes.
Test Plan
Unit tests.