feat(elt-pipelines): Port moderator_performance to elt

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ref #321

For local testing, setting MODERATOR_PERFORMANCE__ARCHIVE_MOUNT="//isis/inst$" is the only required configuration.

All the real 'functionality' in this is copied directly from the existing pipeline.

• First commit copies the existing pipeline files
• Second and third commits port it to using elt-common
• Last few commits are some arbitrary clean ups

This pipeline has a couple of drawbacks compared to the original:

• The functionality for skipping runs that have already been ingested has been removed because elt-common doesn't really support it at the moment (the watermarking functionality isn't advanced enough, and we don't expose the iceberg catalog to pipelines). I'd like to look at this as a follow up, because I think it's worth thinking about the design a bit
• The beamline run config is hardcoded in the file. I figured once we want to set up more beamlines would be a reasonable time to move it out into a file

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Adds NeXus monitor data models and fitting. Adds archive run discovery, incremental and backfill extraction, PyArrow output, resource registration, settings, optional dependencies, and empty-table handling.

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Moderator performance pipeline

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Monitor loading and peak fitting elt-pipelines/facility_ops/ingest/beamlines/moderator_performance/fit_monitor.py	Defines monitor-fit models, loads run metadata and monitor data from NeXus files, converts counts to frequencies, and applies the configured SciPy fit.
Archive discovery and resource extraction elt-pipelines/facility_ops/ingest/beamlines/moderator_performance/moderator_performance.py	Discovers eligible runs, supports incremental and backfill modes, extracts fitted peaks, creates PyArrow tables, and registers the monitor_peaks resource.
Runtime support elt-pipelines/pyproject.toml, elt-common/src/elt_common/ingest.py	Adds optional h5py, numpy, and scipy dependencies. The ingest loop skips PyArrow tables with zero rows.

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- Around line 178-180: Update the exception handler around the failed fit to use
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- Around line 161-163: Update the cycle-processing logic around fit_monitor_peak
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and yield pa.Table.from_pylist only when the rows collection is non-empty. Skip
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- Around line 19-24: Update the ELT batch emptiness check to use the PyArrow
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