Update URL for MOA alerts in 2025

[rachel3834]

MOA alerts for 2025 have moved URL to:
https://moaprime.massey.ac.nz/alerts/index/moa/2025
Update MOA broker accordingly

[KKruszynska]

See MOA or KMTNet brokers here: https://github.com/KKruszynska/fit_all_gsa/blob/main/module_gaia_xmatch.py#L67

[rachel3834]

The formatting of MOA's alert tables for 2025 have changed considerable. While I've written code to parse the new format of event index, it no longer contains the MOA internal ID for the event. This is needed in order to build the URL for the event's photometry file, e.g. for MOA-2025-BLG-0001:
https://moaprime.massey.ac.nz/alerts/datafile/MOA/gb1-R-3-34830/phot

The internal ID can be found on the event's detail page, but in the process of testing a harvester to this effect, I discovered that none of the URLs on the new server are accessible to programmatic requests.
Queries raise the error:
SSLError: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='moaprime.massey.ac.nz', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /alerts/index/moa/2025 (Caused by SSLError(SSLCertVerificationError(1, '[SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: unable to get local issuer certificate (_ssl.c:1000)')))

Similar queries to the old MOA URLs (e.g. https://www.massey.ac.nz/~iabond/moa/alert2024/index.dat) still work, as do queries to other URLs.

The next step is to ask Ian Bond as the MOA developer about the SSL certificate for this site.

[rachel3834]

@KKruszynska I noticed that your code queries the 2025 MOA pages using pandas, which is what I'm doing.
I found I needed to add the parameter "flavor ='html5lib'" to the read_html. However, I still get the SSL certification error using requests and pandas.read_html when I attempt to load the website
https://moaprime.massey.ac.nz/alerts/index/moa/2025

The same code works fine when I try to load LCO's own website, so its not my environment as far as I can tell.
I've even tried downloading the SSL certificate via the browser and this doesn't work either.

The issue may be related to my using a public wifi network, so it would be interesting to know whether I can continue to test this branch while I'm on this network. Can you use either requests or pandas to programmatically access the URL above?