docs: Add a type-safe example for custom tool_use_behavior
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Thanks for sending this, but TContext is an abtract type representation. So, this change is not relevant for the example code. |
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This PR improves an existing documentation example by making it more type-safe.
The change replaces the generic
Anytype withTContextfor theRunContextWrapperin thecustom_tool_handlerfunction. This provides a more accurate and robust example for developers, demonstrating a best practice for using the library's context system.The improved example highlights:
TContexttype.