Chore: Add initializer for FunctionCall
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What
Add a public initializer for
ChatQuery.ChatCompletionMessageParam.ChatCompletionAssistantMessageParam.ChatCompletionMessageToolCallParam.FunctionCall, allowing it to be created programmatically.Why
When converting chat history from other LLM services (such as Claude and Gemini) into the OpenAI format, it is necessary to create instances of the FunctionCall struct programmatically. However, the initializer for the FunctionCall struct is currently missing, making it impossible to create instances of this struct from code outside the package.
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ChatQuery.ChatCompletionMessageParam.ChatCompletionAssistantMessageParam.ChatCompletionMessageToolCallParam.FunctionCall