Add header to the yaml files

[kevinbackhouse]

Add a header to the yaml files. For example, the header for a taskflow looks like this:

seclab-taskflow-agent:
  type: taskflow
  version: 1

Because the header defines the file type, it means that we won't need to divide the taskflows, personalities, etc into separate directories, which will give us more flexibility in how the files are organized.

At the moment main() still looks for top-level directories named "taskflows", "personabilities", etc. I'll remove that restriction in a separate PR.

I've also included a version number in the header, because that might be useful in the future if we decide we want to change the file format.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds a standardized header to all YAML configuration files to enable type identification and versioning. The header includes the file type (taskflow, personality, prompt, or toolbox) and a version number, allowing for more flexible file organization without relying on directory structure.

Key changes:

• Added standardized YAML headers with type and version information to all configuration files
• Modified AvailableTools class to parse headers and categorize files by type rather than directory
• Updated deploy_task_agents function to receive available_tools parameter for toolbox access

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
toolboxes/*.yaml	Added headers identifying files as type "toolbox" with version 1
taskflows/**/*.yaml	Added headers identifying files as type "taskflow" with version 1
prompts/examples/*.yaml	Added headers identifying files as type "prompt" with version 1
personalities/**/*.yaml	Added headers identifying files as type "personality" with version 1
available_tools.py	Refactored to parse file headers and categorize by type instead of directory
main.py	Updated to pass unified YAML dictionary to AvailableTools and provide available_tools to deploy_task_agents

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