Add service-driven ChatMessageStoreFactory for agents #118
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In order to extend the configured agents, in addition to providing the configureOptions delegate when adding agents, the user can now also rely on auto-wiring of services exported as ChatMessageStoreFactory to customize message persistence. The export can be keyed to a specific agent (takes priority) or without a key (fallback). This allows granular wiring without resorting to more code.
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In order to extend the configured agents, in addition to providing the configureOptions delegate when adding agents, the user can now also rely on auto-wiring of services exported as ChatMessageStoreFactory to customize message persistence.
The export can be keyed to a specific agent (takes priority) or without a key (fallback). This allows granular wiring without resorting to more code.