Bump delvewheel from 1.13.0 to 1.13.1

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Bumps delvewheel from 1.13.0 to 1.13.1.

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1.13.1 (28 August 2026)

• Improve GitHub Actions security.
• Ignore invalid PATH entries instead of raising OSError.
• Fix ValueError when a vendored DLL has a timestamp outside what's supported by the ZIP format.
• Fix FileNotFoundError on a case-sensitive file system when the wheel extraction directory has a capital letter or when an extension module resides in a package with a capital letter.
• Fix .py patch when __future__ import is split across multiple lines.
• Fix argument validation for replace-needed when -change specifies the old DLL name more than once but with different case. Previously, the last -change argument overrode the previous value. Now, an exception is raised.
• Fix error when repairing a non-x64 wheel with an unrecognized platform tag.
• Allow surrounding whitespace and empty components within the values specified with --include, --exclude, --no-mangle, --add-path, and --namespace-pkg.
• Fail fast when --with-mangle is incorrectly specified without --ignore-existing. Previously, the wheel was extracted before an exception was raised. Now, the exception is raised at the beginning during argument validation.
• Speed up test suite by disabling ZIP compression when testing and by extracting a wheel directly instead of using pip. This halves the runtime for each GitHub Actions CI run.
• When repairing multiple wheels with a single command, prevent the internal state from repairing one wheel from polluting the state for repairing subsequent wheels. Previously, DLLs excluded based on the targeted Python version for the first wheel were also excluded when repairing subsequent wheels, regardless of the targeted Python versions for the subsequent wheels.
• Improve performance by reducing redundant calls when searching for DLL dependencies or parsing DLL files.
• Reduce memory usage by reading files in chunks.

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