Migrate to bzlmod, bump deps

[agluszak]

What is the goal of this PR?

Bzlmod migration.

What are the changes implemented in this PR?

All rulesets used have been bumped, WORKSPACE file has been removed.
Closes #370. The next step would be to publish this repo to BCR

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[mgosk]

+1 for merging this PR into master branch. I am already using this change from PR branch.

[alexjpwalker]

Thanks for the submission. I'm all for Bzlmod migration and this is something we have previously looked into. However it may take some time for the entire org to be ready for migration (and the upgrade to Bazel 7) as we have at least 20 repositories that would need to be migrated. Please continue to depend on your fork for now and we'll revisit this further down the line!