feat: adding model downloader to llmserver and load apikey dynamically

[NarwhalChen]

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Added a new codefox-common package for shared utilities and types
  • Enhanced development workflow with Tmuxinator configuration
  • Improved model management and configuration capabilities

• Infrastructure Changes

  • Updated project structure to support modular development
  • Migrated configuration management to a centralized approach
  • Enhanced TypeScript configuration for better module support

• Development Tools

  • Added comprehensive Jest testing configurations
  • Improved ESLint and Prettier configurations
  • Implemented new build and development scripts

• Configuration Updates

  • Standardized environment variable management
  • Added support for remote and local model providers
  • Enhanced error handling and logging mechanisms

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ESLint: 8.57.1

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of changes across multiple components of the CodeFox project, focusing on improving development workflow, configuration management, and project structure. The changes include the addition of a Tmuxinator configuration for managing multiple services, updates to README documentation, environment configuration modifications, and the introduction of a new codefox-common package to centralize shared utilities and types.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.tmuxinator/dev.yml	New Tmuxinator configuration for managing backend, frontend, and LLM services
README.md	Comprehensive development guide added with installation, project structure, and usage instructions
backend/.env	Updated port and added model configuration settings
backend/.env.development	Added OPENAI_BASE_URI environment variable
backend/package.json	Updated scripts and dependencies, added codefox-common workspace
backend/src/types.ts	Updated types and removed obsolete interfaces
codefox-common/	New package introduced with shared utilities, types, and configuration management
llm-server/.env	Updated port and added model configuration settings
llm-server/package.json	Modified scripts for development, linting, and build processes
package.json	Modified scripts for development, linting, and build processes

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Tmux as Tmuxinator
    participant Backend as Backend Service
    participant Frontend as Frontend Service
    participant LLM as LLM Server

    Dev->>Tmux: Start development environment
    Tmux->>Backend: Initialize backend service
    Tmux->>Frontend: Initialize frontend service
    Tmux->>LLM: Initialize LLM server
    
    Note over Dev: Multiple services managed in separate windows

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Possibly related PRs

• update common path #34: Restructuring backend and frontend components
• feast(backend): ux datamap doc #49: Updates to package.json file
• feat(backend): ux-datamap, DRD #51: Introduction of UX-related handlers

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In Tmux windows, services take flight,
Backend, frontend, LLM so bright,
CodeFox rises with common might,
Configuration now clear and tight,
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