Fix parallel_tool_calls when False #333
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The current ChatCompletion API supports only `parallel_tool_calls=True` or `parallel_tool_calls=NOT_GIVEN` This PR is to support setting `parallel_tool_calls=False`, a common requirement in controlling agent tool use patterns (e.g. ensuring one tool call at the time, to facilitate desired tool calling sequence). I followed the merged [PR#333](#333) for consistency.
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Currently, when we set
parallel_tool_calls=Falsein themodel_settings, the responses API is called withparallel_tool_calls == NotGiven, which defaults to true on the Response API side (https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/responses/create#responses-create-parallel_tool_calls).This PR attempts to fix that.