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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes introduce error handling to the tag generation utility by wrapping its logic in a try-catch block, ensuring failures return an empty array and are logged. Additionally, the tag grammar and corresponding tests are updated to use double quotes instead of single quotes for tag delimiters. Changes
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participant Caller
participant TagGenUtil
Caller->>TagGenUtil: generateTagsForSession(sessionId)
alt No error
TagGenUtil->>TagGenUtil: Retrieve connection, config, session, tags
TagGenUtil->>TagGenUtil: Construct prompt and call language model
TagGenUtil->>TagGenUtil: Parse and return tags
TagGenUtil-->>Caller: tags[]
else Error occurs
TagGenUtil->>TagGenUtil: Log "Tag generation failed:" + error
TagGenUtil-->>Caller: []
end
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