feat:Update ChatCompletionSystemMessage content to allow string or array

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• New Features
  • Enhanced message handling: You can now send messages as plain text or as segmented parts, offering greater flexibility in how complex message data is managed.

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The OpenAPI specification for the ChatCompletionSystemMessage component has been updated. The content property, which was previously defined solely as a string, is now defined using anyOf, allowing it to be either a string or an array of items referencing the ChatCompletionContentPartText schema. The update increases the flexibility in handling message content types and is confined to the OpenAPI schema file.

Changes

File	Changes Summary
src/.../openapi.yaml	Updated the ChatCompletionSystemMessage component: changed the content property from type string to anyOf (allowing either a string or an array of ChatCompletionContentPartText items).

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I hop through lines of schema with a smile,
Where strings and arrays now share the mile.
My little paws dance on the code so neat,
Turning plain text into a multifaceted treat.
Cheers to flexible changes – a bunny’s joyful beat!
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src/libs/DeepInfra/openapi.yaml (1)

3603-3607: Schema Update for ChatCompletionSystemMessage.content:
The new definition using anyOf correctly expands the accepted types for the content property—allowing either a simple string or an array of objects that adhere to the ChatCompletionContentPartText schema. This change provides the intended flexibility for handling both plain text and structured text parts as messages. Please ensure that downstream integrations and documentation clearly explain this enhancement to prevent any misinterpretations by API consumers.

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