Regenerate hit.cpp with cython 3.0.11

[nmnobre]

So we can build against Python 3.13.

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[loganharbour]

Not ready for this until conda infrastructure changes are complete

@nmnobre this will also require a bump to conda packages, as the moose-pyhit conda package relies on this.

[nmnobre]

Not ready for this until conda infrastructure changes are complete

@nmnobre this will also require a bump to conda packages, as the moose-pyhit conda package relies on this.

I'm a bit confused... I bumped the version in conda/pyhit/meta.yaml but as far as I can tell, that points to https://github.com/milljm/moose-pyhit.git anyway, which seems severely outdated? It both points to an old moose commit (which will of course not have the changes here to hit.cpp - and it's missing some previous changes too) but also doesn't seem to be up to date with python/pyhit/pyhit.py in this repo?

But, surely the apptainer/docker failures are unrelated to conda?

Cheers!