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v0.6.2: drop _species_kwargs shim — hitlist 1.9.0 unified the API (#9)

Follow-up to tsarina#5 / hitlist#72.  With hitlist 1.9.0, scanner.scan
has a single mhc_species= kwarg with species_fallback=True by default —
no more split between human_only=True (with fallback) and mhc_species=X
(strict, no fallback).  That collapses tsarina's _species_kwargs into
a direct passthrough, so this PR deletes it:

- tsarina/iedb.py: remove _species_kwargs + normalize_species import;
  scan_public_ms / profile_dataset now pass mhc_species= straight to
  hitlist.scanner.scan.
- tests/test_iedb.py: drop the 4 _species_kwargs unit tests; replace
  with a regression guard that fails if any call path accidentally
  re-introduces human_only= (DeprecationWarning → error).
- pyproject.toml: hitlist pin >=1.6.0 → >=1.9.0 (required for the
  new mhc_species= default + species_fallback kwarg).

Behavior delta: non-Homo-sapiens queries with unparseable MHC
restrictions (e.g. bare "H-2 class I" + host=Mus musculus) will now
match via host-field fallback, matching the behavior users have
always gotten for Homo sapiens.  Old tsarina ran those queries
strict-only via the legacy hitlist mhc_species= path; new code gets
the fallback by default.  This is the correct behavior (consistent
across species) and was the motivation for hitlist#72.

145 tests passing (was 148; -4 from removed _species_kwargs tests,
+1 new deprecation-warning regression guard).

606 of 1742 relevant lines covered (34.79%)

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