Clean up loggers in root manager's loggerDict to prevent memory buildup

[crimsonknave]

This PR fixes a memory "leak", where every decorated function left a logger in the logging.root.manager.loggerDict. Any process that ran for long enough or made lots of calls to annotated methods would start to see memory build up. We now remove the logger for the decorated function in a finally so it's removed regardless of if the function raised an exception.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes a memory leak issue where decorated functions left persistent logger entries in logging.root.manager.loggerDict, causing memory buildup over time in long-running processes or applications with many function calls.

• Adds logger cleanup in a finally block to ensure loggers are removed even if exceptions occur
• Introduces memory leak tests to verify the fix works correctly
• Updates development dependencies to include pytest-memray for memory testing

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File	Description
annotated_logger/init.py	Adds logger cleanup logic in finally block and updates version number
test/test_memory.py	New test file to verify memory leak prevention and logger cleanup
requirements/requirements-dev.txt	Adds pytest-memray and related dependencies for memory testing
pyproject.toml	Adds pytest-memray to development dependencies
example/calculator.py	Removes commented code line

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