Adds support for setting additional client args.#45
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The following provides client args capability that was missing
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this added functionality would be useful
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Adds support for setting additional client args to address issue #44.
Essentially, I added a module-level
client_argsdictionary, similar tohuggingface.api_keyand.prompt_builder. A user can put headers, cookies, etc., in there. And the key-value pairs will get unpacked at call-time as additional keyword args.Note that I left the (implicit)
modelandtokenargs untouched. Perhaps it makes sense to do a little work to check whether those are inclient_argsahead of the call.