feat: Add serve module and cli tools

[ocss884]

This PR aims to add our own openai-compatible API server and command line tools with the help of Systemd. TODO:

• [ ] add test case
• [ ] complete documentation
• [ ] better variable naming (need everyone's help)
• [ ] lazy loading command

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Walkthrough

The updates introduce a comprehensive command-line interface and server functionality for the Camel service, focusing on chatbot interactions and model management. It includes licensing updates, a CLI for service operations, enhanced text generation capabilities, model management, non-blocking server execution, an OpenAI-compatible API server, utility functions for model loading and GPU usage, and improved server type definitions for request and response handling.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
camel/serve/__init__.py, .../model_manager.py	Introduced licensing information and imported CLI functionalities.
camel/serve/cli.py	Added a CLI for managing the Camel service, including chatbot interaction and model management.
camel/serve/inference.py	Enhanced text generation with translation of parameters and handling the generation process.
camel/serve/non_block.py	Added functionality for running the server in the background using threading and uvicorn.
camel/serve/openai_api_server.py	Introduced an OpenAI-compatible API server for chat completions with FastAPI and aiohttp.
camel/serve/utils.py, camel/utils/__init__.py	Utility functions for model loading from Hugging Face and exporting messages_to_prompt.
camel/types/server_types.py	Defined data models for chat completion requests/responses and model management.

🐇✨
In the land of code and lore,
Came the Camel, ready to explore.
With CLI commands, it dances,
Managing chats and model stances.
Through server's night, it runs with glee,
A service for all, open and free.
🌟🐾

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[ocss884]

Hi! @dandansamax @Wendong-Fan Do you have time to take a look at this PR and give me some feedback?

[Wendong-Fan]

Hi! @dandansamax @Wendong-Fan Do you have time to take a look at this PR and give me some feedback?

@ocss884 thanks for the contribution, will do the review later this week, please fix pre-commit error when you have time