fix(chat): handle skipped tool calls with explicit error result#1259
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Previously, unhandled tool calls were simply removed from the assistant message, which could lead to confusion or lack of feedback. Now, when a tool call is skipped, an explicit error result is added to the resolved tools, indicating that the user skipped the function call. This improves transparency and makes the handling of skipped tool calls clearer. Signed-off-by: Tomas Slusny <slusnucky@gmail.com>
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Previously, unhandled tool calls were simply removed from the assistant message, which could lead to confusion or lack of feedback. Now, when a tool call is skipped, an explicit error result is added to the resolved tools, indicating that the user skipped the function call. This improves transparency and makes the handling of skipped tool calls clearer.