feat: did you mean support

[utkarsh-dixit]

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Summary:

This PR introduces a 'Did You Mean' feature across various CLI command groups in the Composio tool, enhancing error messages with command suggestions.

Key points:

• Added DYMGroup class in composio/core/cls/did_you_mean.py for 'Did You Mean' functionality.
• Integrated DYMGroup into CLI command groups across various files like composio/cli/__init__.py, composio/cli/actions.py, and others.
• Enhances error messages with command suggestions when unrecognized commands are entered.

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1. composio/core/cls/did_you_mean.py:51

• Draft comment:
  The implementation of the DYMGroup class correctly extends click.Group with the DYMMixin to provide 'Did You Mean' suggestions. This is a good use of mixins to extend functionality without modifying the original classes.
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  The PR introduces a 'Did You Mean' feature across various CLI commands by using a new class DYMGroup derived from DYMMixin and click.Group. This feature is intended to suggest possible correct commands when a user mistypes a command. The implementation in did_you_mean.py seems correct and well-structured. The integration of DYMGroup into the CLI commands is consistent and follows the intended usage pattern. Each command module now imports DYMGroup and uses it in the @click.group decorator to enhance the command groups with the new feature. This should provide a helpful user experience enhancement by suggesting correct commands on typos, which is common in CLI environments.

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(Review updated until commit df199bd)

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	3, because the PR introduces a new feature across multiple files and modifies the behavior of existing classes. The integration of the DYMGroup class into various CLI components requires careful review to ensure compatibility and correct functionality.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
⚡ Possible issues	Inheritance Conflict: The new DYMGroup class is mixed into existing classes that already inherit from other base classes. This could lead to issues if there are conflicting methods or attributes.
	Error Handling: The override of resolve_command in DYMMixin could potentially alter the expected behavior of error handling in CLI commands, which needs thorough testing.
🔒 Security concerns	No

Code feedback:

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relevant file	composio/cli/__init__.py
suggestion	Consider handling potential exceptions when overriding the format_help method in HelpDYMGroup. This could prevent the application from crashing if an unexpected error occurs during the help formatting process. [important]
relevant line	class HelpDYMGroup(DYMGroup):

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relevant file	composio/core/cls/did_you_mean.py
suggestion	It's recommended to add logging in the resolve_command method of DYMMixin to provide insights into command resolution issues and suggestions made, which can be invaluable for debugging and monitoring. [important]
relevant line	def resolve_command(

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relevant file	composio/cli/actions.py
suggestion	Ensure that the integration of DYMGroup does not interfere with the functionality of HelpfulCmdBase in ActionsExamples. Testing should verify that both functionalities coexist without issues. [important]
relevant line	class ActionsExamples(HelpfulCmdBase, DYMGroup):

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relevant file	composio/core/cls/did_you_mean.py
suggestion	To improve the user experience, consider customizing the error message format in DYMMixin to make it more user-friendly and aligned with the CLI's overall style. [medium]
relevant line	error_msg += f" Did you mean one of these?\n {fmt_matches}"

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