Update BLAST.md with default versions

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the BLAST.md documentation to use dynamic templating for module versions instead of hardcoded values. This change improves the maintainability of the documentation by ensuring that example SLURM scripts automatically reflect the current default versions of BLAST and BLASTDB, reducing the need for manual updates when new versions are released.

Highlights

• Dynamic Versioning: Replaced hardcoded BLAST and BLASTDB module versions in example SLURM scripts with templated variables ({{ applications.BLAST.default }} and {{ applications.BLASTDB.default }}).

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Changelog

• docs/Software/Available_Applications/BLAST.md
  • Updated example SLURM scripts to use templated variables for BLAST and BLASTDB module versions instead of hardcoded values.

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Versions now flow free, Templates keep the docs so clean, No more old numbers.

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Seems the following pages differ;

• BLAST

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