Bump pyfai from 0.21.3 to 2023.2.0 in /.github/dependabot

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Bumps pyfai from 0.21.3 to 2023.2.0.

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pyFAI 2023.2

• Core:
  • sigma_clip_ng is not the default sigma_clip
  • expose documentation for sigma_clip_legacy in addition to sigma_clip_ng
  • Worker can now use sigma_clip_legacy in addition to sigma_clip_ng, integrate1d or integrate2d
  • New calibrant: Vanadinite (used in high-presure, often as single crystal)
• GUI:
  • Fix labels on axes for some rarely used units
  • refactor IntegrationMethodDialog and share the IntegrationMethodTabs with pyFAI-calib2
• Test:
  • silent some noisy test (OpenCL on windows)

pyFAI 2023.1

First stable version of pyFAI: v2023.1.

Sources and binary wheels can be found at: https://pypi.org/project/pyFAI/ and at: https://github.com/silx-kit/pyFAI/releases/tag/v2023.1

One of a few ways to install this release with pip:

pip install pyFAI==2023.1.0

Release notes and important changes since 0.21:

• Developer and packager tools:
  • Switch build system from numpy.distutils to meson-python
  • Keep the former setup.py for compatibility reasons: it will be removed in a future release
  • Drop Python 3.6 (default parameters in namedtuple feature used)
  • Require silx 1.1 (for OpenCL), scipy and matplotlib
• GUI side:
  • several minor improvements in pyFAI-calib2
  • Fixed calibration in jupyter-lab
• Core improvements:
  • Refactoring of the Geometry class
  • Geometry pseudo-inversion optimization
  • Improved support from Medipix-based Lambda-detectors
  • New detectors from Dectris (Pilatus 900k and Eiger 250k)
  • Support Nexus format in output: NXmonpd and NXcansas
  • Single-threaded CSC sparse matrix multiplication engine
• Improved uncertainty propagation:
  • Refactor error model management (uses enum)
  • Hybrid error model (azimuthal for sigma-clipping but reports Poissonian noise)
  • Export peakfinder data to the CXI format (used by CrystFEL)
• Improvement in the doc:
  • Update installation instructions
  • Multi-threaded integration tutorial
  • GPU implementation tutorial
• Facts and figures:
  • 400+ commits, 100 PR

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Commits

• ea25918 Prepare release
• fc21530 Merge pull request #1815 from kif/1808_calib2
• ba5373a Silent noisy test under windows
• 3ac1368 cleanup unused
• 6cbece2 silent noisy test on windows+python3.9
• 89feccf fix display of some units in calib2
• 525fc8f use histogram default intgeration method (faster initialization)
• 287de96 fix regression
• 44d7c5c typos
• c0d1e70 revert minor regressions
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