feat: Implement get_tool_call_output method in RunResultBase and update doc #637
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…umentation This commit introduces the `get_tool_call_output` method to the `RunResultBase` class, allowing retrieval of tool call outputs by name. Additionally, the documentation in `results.md` has been updated to include usage examples for this new method. Unit tests have been added to ensure functionality and handle various scenarios, including successful retrieval, non-existent tools, and mismatched call IDs.
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Purpose:
The get_tool_call_output method provides a convenient way to retrieve the output of a specific tool call by its name. This is particularly useful when:
Problem It Solves:
Without this method, developers would need to:
This leads to repetitive code and potential errors. The method encapsulates this common operation in a clean, reusable way.