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Bump all version requirements (espressomd#4905)
Description of changes: - migrate to Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 12, Fedora 40, macOS 13 - update all Python package requirements accordingly - apply new formatting rules and add `# nopep8` on f-strings that break `autopep8` - apply new linter rules and remove rules with too many false positives - bump version requirements of waLBerla and Caliper - rewrite handling of CUDA-specific CMake variables to follow best practices - enable compiler warnings on CUDA source files - introduce a new CI tag `reuse-artifacts-same-arch` to guarantee that CI jobs that download ESPResSo binaries from a previous CI job will always execute on a host runner with the same CPU architecture (to mitigate an issue where ESPResSo built with architecture-specific compiler flags on AMD ends up running on an Intel CPU) - fix malformed Python strings in matplotlib labels containing LaTeX math - Jupyter modules like `nbconvert` now raise warnings when strings contain e.g. `$\sigma$` instead of `$\\sigma$`
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