feat!: Support multiple cell ranges in PROMPT functions #312
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Change PROMPT and PROMPTMODEL functions to accept multiple cell ranges as context instead of a single range with temperature parameter. - Replace (instructions, cellsOrTemperature, temperature) signature with (instructions, params object[] cells) - Add tuple pattern matching in ArgumentParser for cleaner argument parsing - Rename ParseCellReferences to ParseRanges, ParseRange to RenderRange - Update doc comments and fix broken XML tags in CellmFunctions - Update README and docs with multiple range examples Temperature is now configured via the ribbon UI instead of function arguments.
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Change PROMPT and PROMPTMODEL functions to accept multiple cell ranges as context instead of a single range with temperature parameter.
Temperature is now configured via the ribbon UI instead of function arguments.