Bump phonopy from 2.26.6 to 2.31.1

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Bumps phonopy from 2.26.6 to 2.31.1.

Changelog

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Nov-28-2024: Version 2.31.1

• Experimental implementation of SSCHA using pypolymlp and symfc.

Nov-13-2024: Version 2.31.0

• Maintenance release along with refactoring of MLP interface.

Nov-13-2024: Version 2.30.1

• Release for attempting conda-forge packaging except for a few very minor change.

Nov-9-2024: Version 2.30.0

• The symfc package (https://github.com/symfc/symfc) was made a necessary package from this version.
• Default force constants calculator for phonopy-load command was changed to symfc. The previous behaviour is recovered by phonopy-load --fc-calculator traditional.

Oct-25-2024: Version 2.29.1

• Release for conda-forge packaging.

Oct-22-2024: Version 2.29.0

• Maintenance release including minor fixes and updates.

Sep-12-2024: Version 2.28.0

• Maintenance release including minor fixes and updates.

Aug-23-2024: Version 2.27.0

• Update for new SpglibDataset in spglib v.2.5 (PR #413 by @​janosh, #414). Note that now Symmetry.dataset returns SpglibDataset (spglib >= v2.5) or SimpleNamespace (spglib < v2.5).

Aug-12-2024: Version 2.26.7

• Minor updates of user interface to behave nicely.
• Updated documentation and examples to recommend using phonopy-load instead of phonopy for the post-process calculations.

Commits

• 4c47311 Merge branch 'develop'
• 691531c Merge pull request #462 from phonopy/release
• e0aa891 Minor update of document
• e7dab2e Set version 2.31.1
• 04091b2 Merge pull request #461 from phonopy/refactor-sscha-interface
• 1b0bddb Refactoring of SSCHA interface
• 80edd51 Merge pull request #460 from phonopy/sshca
• e4bcb20 SSCHA command user interface
• 223ca63 Merge pull request #459 from phonopy/pre-commit-ci-update-config
• 0dd4507 [pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate
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