fix: clarify variable names in puter.ai.chat method#1213
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- Renamed 'options' to 'requestParams' to clearly indicate parameters sent to the backend driver\n- Renamed 'settings' to 'userParams' to clearly indicate parameters provided by the user\n- Updated comments to be more descriptive about the purpose of each variable\n\nFixes #1212\n\nai: true
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Description
This PR addresses issue #1212 by improving the variable naming in the
puter.ai.chatmethod to make it more clear and consistent.Changes
optionstorequestParamsto clearly indicate parameters sent to the backend driversettingstouserParamsto clearly indicate parameters provided by the userRelated Issues
Fixes #1212
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No functional changes were made, only variable renaming for better clarity.