Dynamic modal names

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Closes #93

Changes

• Dynamic modal names from /modals
• Deprecates usage of ollama modals directly, we can now use them via openai compatible endpoint

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced dynamic modal names sourced from the /modals directory.
  • Transitioned to an OpenAI-compatible endpoint for modal access, streamlining integration.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced the ChatSettings and Auth components for better state management and user interaction.
  • Simplified chat model handling across various components, improving overall user experience.

• Bug Fixes

  • Resolved issues related to model selection and API key submission.

• Chores

  • Removed deprecated code and streamlined settings management.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new patch for "syncia" that allows dynamic modal names to be sourced from the /modals directory, replacing the previous use of the AvailableModels enum. The integration with OpenAI's endpoint is streamlined, enhancing the handling of chat models across various components. Modifications were made to several components, including ChatSettings, Auth, and ChangeChatModel, to reflect this new structure, improving state management and simplifying user interactions.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.changeset/eight-melons-cheer.md	New patch added for "syncia" to support dynamic modal names from /modals directory.
src/components/Settings/Sections/ChatSettings.tsx	Adjusted imports, updated API key handling, removed "Show Local Models", and simplified model selection logic.
src/components/Sidebar/auth/index.tsx	Updated imports, enhanced state management, replaced submission logic, and removed advanced settings.
src/components/Sidebar/chat/ChangeChatModel.tsx	Removed AvailableModels, updated model handling to use models from useChatModels.
src/components/Sidebar/chat/index.tsx	Removed AvailableModels import and simplified isVisionModel logic.
src/components/Sidebar/index.tsx	Updated rendering logic for Chat and Auth components based on two conditions.
src/config/settings/index.ts	Removed AvailableModels enum, changed model type to `string
src/hooks/useChatCompletion.ts	Removed AvailableModels, changed model type to string, and simplified instantiation logic.
src/hooks/useChatModels.ts	Introduced OpenAIModel type, updated state management, and modified fetching logic.
src/pages/content/sidebar.tsx	Removed code for handling modal in chatSettings, updated imports.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Enable list modals from /modals endpoint rather than list of available modals (#93)	✅

🐇 In the garden where modals bloom,
A patch of syncia clears the gloom.
From /modals they now take flight,
With OpenAI's help, they shine so bright!
No more enums to hold them tight,
Just dynamic names, what a delight! 🌼

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