New release: v3.4.1

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Updates

• Updated Windows build to Windows 2022; Visual Studio updated to v17, 2022
• Specified Ubuntu build (20.04) and Mac build (11)
• Fixed CMake syntax error around Python detection
• Statically link Python in the Mac and Ubuntu builds
• Build arpack manually in the Mac build to get the static library
• Updated FETK to v1.9.3
• Updated installation documentation
• Added a CentOS Dockerfile; updated the Ubuntu Dockerfile

Procedure

1. Change Version Number

   • [x] Edit VERSION Increment the value after the comment block, which is in the form M_m_u Where:
     • M is the Major version - increment if there are breaking changes or dropping support for previous features
     • m is the Minor version - increment for new features added
     • u is the Micro version - increment for adding small changes like new tests or fixing small bugs

   2. Update the Releases document

      • [x] Edit docs/releases.rst
      • Document major/minor changes for this release

   3. Update License info

      • [x] Update license date in LICENSE.md
      • [ ] Update license dates and information in source files
      • In apbs/src edit all .c source files and all .h header files, update dates

   4. Create a Pull Request (PR)

      • [x] Create a new Pull Request
        • Base branch should be release
        • Source branch should be main
        • Briefly describe the changes included

   5. Check tests

      • Go to the Actions tab in GitHub
      • Tests are performed for three target platforms:
      • Ubuntu
      • MacOSX
      • Windows
      • [x] Ensure that the builds and associated tests were successful
      • [x] Ensure that the use tests were successful
      • [x] Ensure that the build artifacts were uploaded to the action

   6. Merge the PR

      • [x] Ensure that the Release is correctly created
      • [x] Ensure that the builds and associated tests were successful
      • [x] Ensure that the use tests were successful
      • [x] Ensure that the build artifacts were uploaded to the Release

   7. Update http://www.poissonboltzmann.org/apbs/release-history with new release information.

   8. Pat yourself on the back for a job well done!