Fix anthropic

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What is the current behavior?

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The pull request review identifies a potential issue where the variable system is assigned to NOT_GIVEN without being used or returned, suggesting it may indicate a bug if its utilization was intended but not implemented. The review also notes that the nature of NOT_GIVEN—whether it's a constant or predefined variable—is unclear, recommending that its origin or purpose be documented for better code readability and adherence to coding standards. Additionally, there are concerns about security vulnerabilities arising from initializing a variable without its use, particularly if it is later expected to handle sensitive operations and lacks proper initialization checks. The only change in the diff is an update to the project's version number in the pyproject.toml file from 0.0.84 to 0.0.85, which doesn't alter the actual codebase or introduce new bugs or security risks. However, without insight into the project’s versioning standards, it's uncertain whether this change aligns with existing policies, though minor version updates typically indicate bug fixes or minor improvements.

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• File changed: patchwork/common/client/llm/anthropic.py
  1. Potential Bug: The variable system is assigned NOT_GIVEN, but it is not used anywhere within the code snippet or returned. If the intention was to utilize this variable for further operations, it should be implemented accordingly.

2. Coding Standards: Without additional context, it's challenging to assess if NOT_GIVEN is a constant or a predefined system variable. If it's a constant, it is good practice to document or reference its origin or purpose clearly to maintain code readability and standards.

3. Security Vulnerabilities: Initializing a variable without its use could potentially introduce security vulnerabilities if the variable is later expected to be used for configuration or sensitive operations and proper initialization or checks are absent. Double-check to ensure NOT_GIVEN is appropriate and safe to use in this context without unintended side effects.

• File changed: pyproject.toml
  The diff provided only shows an update to the version number of the project in the pyproject.toml file from 0.0.84 to 0.0.85. There are no changes to the actual codebase, so there are no potential bugs or security vulnerabilities that could be introduced by this change. However, without additional context on the project's versioning standards, I can't determine if this adheres to any versioning policies or coding standards specific to the project. Typically, such a minor version change implies bug fixes or minor enhancements, but this is not evident from the file change itself.