Restrict role values in chatml-schema

[creatorrr]

Updates the specs/chatml-schema.json schema to restrict the role property values.

• Adds an enum constraint to the role property, specifying the allowed values as system, user, assistant, tool_calls, tool_response. This ensures that the role field in the ChatML Message schema can only contain one of these predefined values.

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Summary:

Updates the chatml-schema.json to restrict role values to system, user, assistant, tool_calls, tool_response by adding an enum constraint.

Key points:

• Updates specs/chatml-schema.json
• Adds enum constraint to role property
• Allowed values: system, user, assistant, tool_calls, tool_response

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1. specs/chatml-schema.json:8

• Draft comment:
  The addition of the enum constraint to the role property is a good practice for ensuring data consistency and validation. The specified values cover a comprehensive range of roles for a chat system.
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  The PR adds an enum constraint to the 'role' property in the ChatML schema. This is a good practice as it restricts the values to a predefined set, ensuring data consistency and validation at the schema level. The values provided ('system', 'user', 'assistant', 'tool_calls', 'tool_response') seem appropriate for different roles in a chat system. There is no indication of missing or incorrect values based on the PR description. The change is localized to the 'role' property and does not affect other parts of the schema.

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