Re-enable basemap, update default version

[mathomp4]

This PR updates GEOSpyD to re-enable basemap as it is now compatible with numpy v2.

We also change some minor things like the example default version and rename a test.

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Walkthrough

The changes update documentation and a script to always install the basemap package by default, removing the --basemap option and associated conditional logic. Example Python and Miniforge versions are updated, and references to an example script are renamed. No exported or public function declarations are altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md	Updated for new Miniforge (25.3.0-3) and Python (3.13) versions, basemap always installed, renamed example script.
install_miniforge.bash	Removed --basemap option and conditional logic; now always installs basemap and skimpy; updated version numbers.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant install_miniforge.bash
    participant Miniforge Installer
    participant pip

    User->>install_miniforge.bash: Run script
    install_miniforge.bash->>Miniforge Installer: Install Miniforge (25.3.0-3)
    install_miniforge.bash->>pip: Install Python (3.13)
    install_miniforge.bash->>pip: Install skimpy
    install_miniforge.bash->>pip: Install basemap

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Possibly related PRs

• GMAO-SI-Team/GEOSpyD#20: Removes conditional logic around installing basemap and makes its installation unconditional, continuing the addition of basemap as a pip package.
• GMAO-SI-Team/GEOSpyD#27: Introduces the --basemap option to conditionally install basemap, which is now being removed in this PR.

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🔇 Additional comments (7)

CHANGELOG.md (3)

14-15: Version bump consistency check
The updated example Miniforge (25.3.0-3) and Python (3.13) versions align with the changes in install_miniforge.bash.

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16-17: Basemap re-enabled by default
The changelog note matches the new unconditional installation of basemap in the install script.

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18-18: Script rename reflection
Ensure the renaming of always_circular_stereo.py to cartopy_example.py is applied across all documentation and example code.

install_miniforge.bash (4)

75-76: Update default example versions
Defaults for EXAMPLE_PY_VERSION and EXAMPLE_MINI_VERSION have been updated to match the changelog.

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81-81: Remove --basemap flag from usage
The --basemap option has been removed from the usage message; verify no residual references in help output or docs.

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555-555: Unconditional skimpy installation
skimpy is now installed unconditionally. Confirm this aligns with intended dependency logic and consider reflecting it in the changelog or docs.

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668-668: Unconditional basemap installation
basemap is now installed unconditionally as intended; this matches the PR objectives and changelog rationale.

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