We need to figure out how to check if first two messages belong to the same topic before implementing.

At the moment they code is written such that the first two messages automatically are sorted into the same topic.

This was required to fix a bug where the first two mesasges were always assigned the same class.

The splitting code needed tidying and docstrings.

Delegated tasks in split_by_topic() to newly created methods to reduce number of lines of code in split_by_topic().

The split_by_topic was adding the last message from the previous splitting to the current splitting output, resulting in duplicates.

I also made the code more readable.

Also moved Conversation from schema.py to text.py to avoid cyclic imports.

Also commented out splitter code in Conversation class temporarily due to circular reference.

Ensured that splitters embed in the __call__ method, rather than on initialization.

Also updated the Conversation class to uttilize splitters in assigning topic ids to Messages as the list of Messages grows.

The code was largely copied from splitters.py.

We now have code for the consecutive similarity splitter as well as the cumulative similarity splitter.

feat: Added Method for Deletion of Routes in RouteLayer

list_route_names for checking current route names.

remove for removing route and its associated data..

fix: colab conflict fix

feat: new examples and openai upgrade

feat: Optimal Route-Level Score Thresholds

To tidy up __call__ in RouteLayer.

The test

TestRouteLayer::test_query_with_no_index

was failing because when it ran

assert route_layer("Anything").name is None

There were no Routes defined yet, and this meant that

route = [route for route in self.routes if route.name == top_class][0] was raising an error.

If no routes are defined then we can just defualt to RouteChoice().