Upgrade Python and NumPy versions #11
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Pyrokinetics PR pyro-kinetics/pyrokinetics#372 has been blocked because Pyloidal was keeping NumPy at version 1.26. This PR sets a minimum Python version of 3.10 and allows NumPy versions greater than 1.24, including 2.0+.
Previously the minimum Python version was 3.8, but this is rapidly approaching end-of-life. Should we continue to support 3.9? NumPy 2.1 is already out, and this has dropped 3.9.