feat: Updated the subquery generator prompt!

[amindadgar]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced the guidance question generator to include sub-questions based on user input, improving interactive query capabilities.
  • Introduced functionality for generating sub-questions based on user input and a list of tools, enabling the creation of search queries for vector similarity search.

• Refactor

  • Removed unnecessary debug print statements to clean up the codebase.

• Documentation

  • Updated import statements for better code clarity and maintenance.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 184b430 and 602700c.

Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on enhancing the subquery generation capabilities by refining the prompt mechanism and removing unnecessary debug outputs. Key enhancements include the introduction of new functionality for generating sub-questions and updating existing methods to utilize a newly defined default prompt template.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
bot/retrievers/retrieve_...nodes.py	Removed debug print statement from __init__ method.
subquery.py	Added import and updated query_multiple_source function in GuidanceQuestionGenerator.
utils/query_engine/__init__.py	Imported DEFAULT_GUIDANCE_SUB_QUESTION_PROMPT_TMPL from subquery_gen_prompt module.
utils/query_engine/subquery_gen_prompt.py	Added functionality for generating sub-questions and default sub-question prompts.

Possibly related issues

• Update subquery generator prompt #48: The issue requests an update to the subquery generator prompt, which aligns with the changes made in subquery.py and utils/query_engine/subquery_gen_prompt.py to enhance subquery generation capabilities.

🐇✨
Oh hooray! Oh hooray!
The queries now play,
In a garden of data, they frolic and sway.
No more debug logs in the way,
Just smarter prompts to brighten your day!
🌼📊

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