Ci: Update ruff and cruft template

Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request primarily involve updates to configuration files, the introduction of a new GitHub Actions workflow for static type checks, and modifications to existing workflows. The .cruft.json file has an updated commit hash, while the Makefile has changes to the linting commands. The pyproject.toml file reflects a specific version for the ruff dependency and reorganizes linting configurations. Additionally, several Python source files have been enhanced for model management and scoring functionality, and various test files have reordered import statements without altering their functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`.cruft.json`	Updated commit hash from `e02068889310225ea4f65ea0b203c2949e1597a9` to `85413085032f305896da8bad287a83d53fb0b196`.
`.github/workflows/static_type_checks.yml`	New workflow added for running static type checks on the codebase.
`.github/workflows/tests.yml`	Workflow name changed from "Tests" to "test" and job name changed from "pytest" to "test"; comments updated.
`Makefile`	Lint target commands modified to use `ruff check` instead of `ruff`.
`pyproject.toml`	Updated `ruff` dependency version to `==0.7.1`, added `tool.ruff` configuration with `exclude` and `target-version`, and reorganized linting sections.
`src/dacy/download.py`	Expanded `models_url` dictionary with additional DaCy model URLs and updated `download_model` function for better error handling.
`src/dacy/load.py`	Added warning message in `where_is_my_dacy` function when `verbose` is `True`.
`src/dacy/score/input_length.py`	Updated `n_sents_score` function's docstring and default `score_fn` value to include "dep".
`src/dacy/score/score.py`	Modified `score` function to use `get` method for accessing scores, added type hints for parameters.
`tests/test_datasets.py`	Reordered import statements; no functional changes.
`tests/test_download.py`	Reordered import statements; no functional changes.
`tests/test_hate_speech.py`	Activated `dacy` import; no functional changes.
`tests/test_score.py`	Reordered import statements; no functional changes.
`tests/test_sentiment.py`	Reordered import statements; no functional changes.

Poem

In the burrow deep, where changes bloom,
A workflow new dispels the gloom.
With ruff in hand, we check and play,
Our code refined, come what may.
From models grand to tests that cheer,
The rabbit's work is ever near! 🐇✨

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