Add GitHub Models API bots

[eddieai]

Add Github Models API of some LLM, which are free to use with rate limit. More about Github Models

This pull request includes the Github Models API of following LLM:

• GPT-4o
• GPT-4o Mini
• Llama3-18b
• Llama3-70b
• Llama3-405b
• Mistral Large
• Mistral Nemo

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced GitHub Models API integration with a range of bot options, offering advanced model selections.
  • Added a dedicated settings interface to configure GitHub API parameters including API key, response temperature, and interaction history.
  • Enhanced localization support with expanded language entries for both GitHub and DeepSeek APIs.

• Chores

  • Updated system state management to support GitHub API configurations seamlessly.

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Walkthrough

The changes add a series of new GitHub API bot classes that extend a common base bot. Each bot class is configured with specific model identifiers, logos, and settings. A new Vue component for GitHub API bot settings is introduced, integrating with a shared settings component and triggering model setup updates. Updates also include modifications to the main bot registry, expansion of localization files for multiple languages, and Vuex store enhancements to manage GitHub API settings.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/bots/github/GitHubAPIBot.js, GitHubAPIGPT4oBot.js, GitHubAPIGPT4oMiniBot.js, GitHubAPILlama31405bBot.js, GitHubAPILlama3170bBot.js, GitHubAPILlama318bBot.js, GitHubAPIMistralLargeBot.js, GitHubAPIMistralNemoBot.js	New GitHub API bot classes added, each extending a base bot, defining static properties and methods for model configuration and past rounds retrieval.
src/bots/index.js	Added imports and registrations for the new GitHub API bots into the bot registry and categorized arrays.
src/components/BotSettings/GitHubAPIBotSettings.vue	New Vue component for managing GitHub API bot settings using the CommonBotSettings component; includes data properties and a watcher method to trigger model setup.
src/components/SettingsModal.vue	Imported the GitHubAPIBotSettings component and updated the bot settings array to support the GitHub API bot.
src/i18n/locales/*.{de,en,es,fr,it,ja,ko,ru,vi,zh,zhtw}.json	Added new localization sections for gitHubApi (and deepSeekApi in some files) with key-value pairs for model names and API identifiers.
src/store/index.js	Added a new gitHubApi state with properties (apiKey, temperature, pastRounds) and a mutation (setGitHubApi) for managing GitHub API configurations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant SettingsModal
  participant GitHubAPIBotSettings
  participant GitHubAPIBot
  participant Store
  participant ChatOpenAI

  User->>SettingsModal: Select GitHub API settings tab
  SettingsModal->>GitHubAPIBotSettings: Render GitHub API settings component
  User->>GitHubAPIBotSettings: Update API key, temperature, pastRounds
  GitHubAPIBotSettings->>Store: Commit changes via setGitHubApi mutation
  Store-->>GitHubAPIBotSettings: Return updated state
  GitHubAPIBotSettings->>GitHubAPIBot: Invoke watcher to setup model
  GitHubAPIBot->>ChatOpenAI: Initialize ChatOpenAI instance with config
  ChatOpenAI-->>GitHubAPIBot: Return configured chat model

Suggested reviewers

• PeterDaveHello
• sunner

Poem

I'm a coding bunny hopping with glee,
New bots and settings sprout from my spree.
GitHub API hops into the mix,
With keys, models, and clever tricks.
In code and rhyme, I bounce with delight –
A fluffy coder by day and night!
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