hotfix: remove unexpected keyword param

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This pull request delivers a hotfix by removing an unexpected keyword argument that was causing issues in the dify_plugin. Concurrently, the project's version has been updated to reflect this change and prepare for a new release.

Highlights

• Keyword Argument Removal: The httpx_timeout keyword argument was removed from the _execute_request function call in plugin.py, addressing an unexpected parameter issue.
• Version Bump: The project version in pyproject.toml has been incremented from 0.7.3 to 0.7.4.

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Changelog

• python/dify_plugin/plugin.py
  • Removed the httpx_timeout keyword argument from the _execute_request function call.
• python/pyproject.toml
  • Updated the project version from 0.7.3 to 0.7.4.

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Code Review

This pull request provides a hotfix by removing an unexpected keyword parameter, httpx_timeout, from a function call in python/dify_plugin/plugin.py, which resolves a TypeError. The package version in pyproject.toml is also incremented accordingly. While the fix is correct, it leaves the HTTPX_TIMEOUT configuration value unused, causing related HTTP requests to default to a potentially long timeout period. I have added a comment to highlight this for future consideration.

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While removing this parameter correctly fixes the TypeError (as Session.__init__ does not accept httpx_timeout), it's worth noting that the HTTPX_TIMEOUT configuration value is now unused. Consequently, the httpx calls in _http_backwards_invoke will use max_invocation_timeout (defaulting to 250s), which may be an unexpectedly long timeout for an HTTP request. This could be addressed in a future change to ensure timeouts are configured as intended.