Add reference to Numjuggler in JOSS paper

[MicahGale]

I just came across the repo Numjuggler: https://github.com/inr-kit/numjuggler?tab=readme-ov-file. We should probably mention them as well for a possible alternative in our JOSS paper submission.

[MicahGale]

Also need to mention MC-kit most likely: https://github.com/MC-kit/mckit

[tjlaboss]

452

[MicahGale]

https://github.com/ENEA-Fusion-Neutronics/MCNP-Input-Reader

[MicahGale]

Just do a check of: https://github.com/topics/mcnp again.

[MicahGale]

Also review: https://github.com/MCNP-Devel

[MicahGale]

https://github.com/kordusas/npp_mcnp_plugin

[tjlaboss]

https://github.com/dodu94/mctools

[MicahGale]

YAMC!

[MicahGale]

https://github.com/kbat/mc-tools

[MicahGale]

https://github.com/pnnl/CardSharpForMCNP

[tjlaboss]

https://github.com/alexhagen/wig (http://alexhagen.github.io/wig/)

[MicahGale]

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10655039 PyMCNP

[MicahGale]

We should also discuss PyNE. I'm thinking we discuss the more developed ones, and then just make a bullet list of the less complete ones and just say they don't have the same features.

[MicahGale]

This needs to be completed to complete PyOpenSci. Do you have time for this @tjlaboss in the next few weeks? I know you are pretty hosed right now.

[tjlaboss]

How in depth do we want to go? It might be appropriate to give a blurb for each one, or we could just add the names.

Adding the names is easy and can be done today. Giving a bit of description of their capabilities will take longer, and that is a task we could divide up.

[MicahGale]

I started something like this in #573. I think slightly more detail than that is probably appropriate?