Adds plenoptic

[billbrod]

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I am the maintainer of plenoptic, which is used in visual neuroscience for building and understanding computational models of neurons and/or perception.

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[billbrod]

@conda-forge/help-python I believe this PR is ready -- it spun off of #25506, which originally included both pyrtools and plenoptic; that PR was split in two at @xhochy's request. The Windows build is failing here because of pytorch (conda-forge/pytorch-cpu-feedstock#32), which I was told to ignore.