Fix Rendering issue for FC Guide

[laxmareddyp]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on resolving rendering inconsistencies within the 'Function Calling Guide' by adjusting how Python code blocks are delimited. It also includes several content refinements to enhance the guide's clarity, accuracy, and overall presentation of examples and warnings.

Highlights

• Rendering Fixes: I've added ~~~python and ~~~ delimiters around Python code blocks within the guide's Jupyter notebook, Python script, and Markdown version. This change is crucial for ensuring proper rendering and syntax highlighting of code examples, addressing the 'rendering issue' mentioned in the PR title.
• Content Refinements: I've simplified the security warning message associated with the capture_code_output function by removing an emoji and a specific suggestion. Additionally, I've updated and restructured several example outputs, particularly for currency conversion and flight booking scenarios, to improve their clarity and accuracy within the guide.
• Example Output Updates: Minor updates were made to example outputs, including refreshing log timestamps and simplifying numerical values (e.g., changing 425.0 to 425) for better readability.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to fix rendering issues in the function calling guide. The changes primarily involve wrapping Python code blocks with ~~~ fences for correct rendering. The PR also updates and clarifies some examples in the markdown guide.

My main concern is the weakening of the security warning for the capture_code_output function, which uses eval() and exec(). The prominent warning header and the suggestion to use a sandboxed environment have been removed. I've added comments to restore these important warnings to ensure users are fully aware of the security risks.

[gemini-code-assist]

The security warning for capture_code_output appears to have been weakened. This line likely contained a ⚠️ SECURITY WARNING ⚠️ header, which is critical for a function that uses eval() and exec(). Please restore the prominent warning to ensure users are fully aware of the security risks. The full warning should also recommend using a sandboxed environment.

Suggested change

	⚠️ SECURITY WARNING ⚠️