add radius_loopback

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Summary by Sourcery

New Features:

• Add radius_loopback argument to add_fiber_array_sc to control the radius of the loopback bend.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR introduces a new parameter 'radius_loopback' in the add_fiber_array_sc function, updating its implementation and documentation accordingly. Additionally, a function call change and dependency version bump have been applied.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce the new 'radius_loopback' parameter in add_fiber_array_sc.	Added 'radius_loopback' as a new parameter with a default value of 10 in the function signature. Updated the function's docstring to include details for 'radius_loopback'. Passed the 'radius_loopback' parameter to the subsequent component call within the function.	cspdk/si220/cells/containers.py
Update function call in pack_doe_grid.	Replaced the call from 'add_fiber_single_sc()' with 'add_fiber_array_sc()' to ensure consistency with the updated function signature.	cspdk/si220/cells/containers.py
Bump dependency version for gdsfactory.	Updated gdsfactory dependency in pyproject.toml from version '~8.31.0' to '~8.32.0'.	pyproject.toml
Lock file update.	The uv.lock file was updated to align with the dependency changes.	uv.lock

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