Windows arm wheel build

[K20shores]

This provides wheels for Windows with ARM for python 3.11+, excluding 3.14t

There's a package I use which depends on netcdf4. With this PR, netcdf4 would be provided for ARM based Windows.

[jswhit]

I see you used vcpkg for the netcdf and hdf5 libs, I guess because conda does not yet support windows arm (although progress is being made). Unfortunately, the vcpkg netcdf-c doesn't have support for compression plugins, so windows arm wheels will lack support for those also. Do we also need cftime windows arm wheels?

[K20shores]

@jswhit probably, yes. It seems cftime was built automatically when the wheel was created:

    ---------------------------------------- 1.2/1.2 MB 31.1 MB/s  0:00:00
  Building wheels for collected packages: cftime
    Building wheel for cftime (pyproject.toml): started
    Building wheel for cftime (pyproject.toml): finished with status 'done'
    Created wheel for cftime: filename=cftime-1.6.5-cp311-cp311-win_arm64.whl size=458999 sha256=2589bf71af5d1a4d2e5c25aafc66bb808a13b8505753a3f4d49d7cb3ae10d94e
    Stored in directory: c:\users\runneradmin\appdata\local\pip\cache\wheels\08\3e\73\82443cd80de8a2617a45cdef61b24b9efad08dd149b4fc8065
  Successfully built cftime

I'll add a wheel build for that as well

[K20shores]

@jswhit added the cftime build, also updated the dependencies in this PR to list numpy 2.3.0 explicitly for windows arm builds. I always forget that you can use the platform markers to do this stuff (PEP 508)

[K20shores]

@jswhit would you like me to speed up the linux arm build? If you use the ubuntu-24.04-arm it doesn't have to cross compile and it's much, much faster

[jswhit]

yes, please - speeding up the linux aarch64 build would be great

[K20shores]

@jswhit pushed

[K20shores]

@jswhit is there anything more I need to do for this?

[jswhit]

looks good, thanks @K20shores