Temporarily lock Sphinx to v8.0.2 to resolve docs build failure.

[LinZhihao-723]

Description

Recent doc build workflows failed: https://github.com/y-scope/clp/actions/runs/11297119298 due to the following issue: sphinx-doc/sphinx#13002
This PR locks Sphinx to 8.0.2 as a temporary solution to the problem.

Validation performed

Ensure the workflow passed: https://github.com/LinZhihao-723/clp/actions/runs/11298904378

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the sphinx package version to a specific release for improved stability.
  • Added comments for clarity on version locking decisions.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve an update to the docs/requirements.txt file, specifically modifying the version requirement for the sphinx package. The version has been changed from sphinx>=7.3.7 to sphinx==8.0.2, indicating a shift to a specific version due to an unresolved issue. Additionally, comments have been added to clarify the rationale behind locking the versions of both pydata-sphinx-theme and sphinx.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docs/requirements.txt	Updated sphinx version from >=7.3.7 to ==8.0.2 and added comments explaining the version locks for pydata-sphinx-theme and sphinx.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Docs
    participant Sphinx

    User->>Docs: Request documentation build
    Docs->>Sphinx: Use sphinx==8.0.2 for building
    Sphinx-->>Docs: Build completed
    Docs-->>User: Return built documentation

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