feat: add codeact_agent

[fengju0213]

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add code_agent linked:https://github.com/camel-ai/camel/issues/1823

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[Wendong-Fan]

hey @fengju0213 , is this PR ready for review?

[fengju0213]

hey @fengju0213 , is this PR ready for review?

The basic functionality has been implemented for research purposes in the OWL project. Meng Kang has taken it for testing but hasn't provided further feedback yet. I'm unsure whether this agent should be merged into CAMEL.

[Saedbhati]

Hi @fengju0213, could you please take a look at the failing tests

[fengju0213]

Thanks for your contribution. I have leave a comment. Please resolve this for further review.

thanks for comments, already fixed the error

[Saedbhati]

@fengju0213 i have a question why cant we use CodeExecutionToolkit from camel/toolkits/code_execution.py?

[fengju0213]

@fengju0213 i have a question why cant we use CodeExecutionToolkit from camel/toolkits/code_execution.py?

where do you mean to use CodeExecutionToolkit

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[Saedbhati]

@fengju0213 can you add expected outcome in example?