feat: code_interpreter #232
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Tracking this ergonomic issue in generative-computing#234.
We should still think about this.
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Also as part of #234's work on subtyping ValidationResult, we could have a StaticAnalysisReseult instead of ExecutionResult.
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This requirement has already been added to the pyproject.toml. It should probably be moved to the top-level.
I am going to merge this PR without changing this because we already had this non-top-level import in the original version of this code (in reqlib).
@0xCUB3 can you comment on why we would be doing this here and catching the import error?
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I honestly didn't consider that when writing this code. If the dependency is already in pyproject.toml as a req'd package, the import should just be at the top level since the package will always be installed. The only reason to keep this try/except pattern would be if we want to make this an optional dependency (moved to an extras group in pyproject.toml for instance), else it's redundant error handling.
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This PR focuses on factoring @0xCUB3's code out of the
reqliband into a newtoolsmodule. I also added sometool/code_interpreter-specific requirements.The PR message here used to mention a bunch of other tool use stuff, which I've moved into #235 so that progress on that work doesn't block merging this PR.