- Added support for stream lifecycle events including stream_start, stream_end, group_start, and group_end.
- Introduced new data structures for handling lifecycle event data, enhancing communication of stream boundaries and metadata.
- Updated the OpenAI provider to track and emit these events during streaming operations, improving UI/UX capabilities.
- Added tests to validate the correct emission and order of lifecycle events during streaming.
- Upgraded Go version to 1.25 and updated several dependencies, including `testify` to v1.11.1 and added new indirect dependencies for JSON schema validation.
- Refactored the assistant's context management to utilize a new `context.Uses` structure, improving the handling of vision, audio, search, and fetch configurations.
- Enhanced the assistant's request building process to support new response formats, including JSON schema validation, ensuring better integration with various tools and services.
- Updated Stream and Run methods in the Assistant to use pointer receivers for context, enhancing performance and clarity.
- Introduced stack management in context handling, including initialization and cleanup of stack references.
- Enhanced the Release method in Context to ensure proper cleanup of resources, including stacks and writer references.
- Added new stack status constants and validation to improve traceability and error handling in agent operations.
- Removed the obsolete JavaScript API file to streamline the codebase.
- Removed commented-out methods from the API interface in assistant types to enhance code cleanliness.
- Introduced a new Response type in context types, ensuring compatibility with the OpenAI API.
