Bump torch-mlir version (CPU)

[banach-space]

Bumps torch-mlir release version so that both X86 and AArch64 wheels are
available.

[rengolin]

CI failure looks weird, nothing to do with the actual test.

[rolfmorel]

This is the issue from #14. As demonstrated there, this is not lighthouse specific. Rather it looks like torch-mlir changed (presumably around how nanobind gets linked). I will have a look at the torch-mlir repo, to try to understand what they did since beginning of October. Have also asked @makslevental if he happens to have any ideas as to what might be going on.

[rolfmorel]

Could you please bump to today's nightly? I can confirm that with the following diff the CI tests all pass for me locally on x86_64:

$ git diff
diff --git a/pyproject.toml b/pyproject.toml
index c9cf1bd..bb4ecac 100644
--- a/pyproject.toml
+++ b/pyproject.toml
@@ -15,20 +15,20 @@ test = [
 # Additional "targets" which pull in optional dependencies -- use `uv sync --extra TARGET`
 ingress_torch_cpu = [
     "torch==v2.8.0+cpu",
-    "torch-mlir==20251003.589"
+    "torch-mlir==20251122.639"
 ]
 ingress_torch_nvidia = [
     "torch==2.8.0",  # Nvidia-enabled version of torch
-    "torch-mlir==20251003.589"
+    "torch-mlir==20251122.639"
 ]
 ingress_torch_rocm = [
     "torch==2.8.0+rocm6.4",  # AMD-enabled version of torch
-    "torch-mlir==20251003.589",
+    "torch-mlir==20251122.639",
     "pytorch_triton_rocm"  # Transitive dependency listed explicitly so that we can state which package repository it is supposed to come from
 ]
 ingress_torch_xpu = [
     "torch==2.8.0+xpu",  # Intel-enabled version of torch
-    "torch-mlir==20251003.589",
+    "torch-mlir==20251122.639",
     "pytorch_triton_xpu"  # Transitive dependency listed explicitly so that we can state which package repository it is supposed to come from
 ]

(I am having a look if there's syntax for deduplicating the torch-mlir version in pyproject.toml.)

[rolfmorel]

Closing as #26 does the same whilst cleaning up pyproject.toml a bit. With #26 merged, we show in #22 that CI is now enabled on x86 and ARM!