Fix deploy by locking Hugo version via Pixi#43
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I noticed that Guido's name is correctly written with "van" at https://python.github.io/editorial-board/members/ but incorrectly with "Van" at https://python.github.io/editorial-board/members/guido-van-rossum/
This has been fixed, but still on prod because the GitHub Actions deploys are failing because it tries to install Hugo 0.128.0 but 0.146.0 is now required:
https://github.com/python/editorial-board/actions/runs/27371770982
The Netlify previews are okay, because it defines the version separately and was bumped to 0.160.1.
This PR uses Pixi for reproducible builds: it pins the dependency versions, and then uses Pixi to to build on both GitHub Actions and Netlify using the same versions. This can also be used locally to ensure the same versions.
This is similar to what I do at https://github.com/hugovk/hugovk.github.io.