Add Patch File Generation to AI Bot

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Description

This PR adds the functionality to generate a patch file along with the AI response in the AI bot. A patch file contains the differences between the original code and the code after applying the AI's suggestions. This allows developers to easily see the changes suggested by the AI and apply them to the codebase.

Summary of Changes

• Modified the run_query function in utils/github_utils.py to return a tuple containing the AI response and the patch file.
• Used the difflib module to generate the patch file by comparing the original code and the modified code.
• Modified the solve_problem function in main.py to handle the patch file returned by the run_query function.
• Posted the patch file as a separate comment on the GitHub issue along with the AI response.

These changes enhance the AI bot by providing developers with a clear and actionable suggestion in the form of a patch file. This makes it easier for developers to understand and apply the AI's suggestions to the codebase.

Fixes #2.

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[vivasvan1]

fix the import inside import

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🚀 Wrote Changes

fix the import inside import

Hi @vivasvan1,

I decided to make the following changes:

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main.py

Modify main.py with contents: The user left a comment in this chunk of code: <review_code_chunk> USAGE_LIMIT, increment_usage_limit, is_rate_limit_reached, reset_usage_limits, from utils.github_utils import ( USAGE_LIMIT, increment_usage_limit, is_rate_limit_reached, reset_usage_limits, run_query, ) <<<< COMMENT: fix the import inside import <<<< ) app = Flask(name) openai.api_key = OPENAI_API_KEY # Initialize logging logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) </review_code_chunk>. Resolve their comment.