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Add load balancing support for Gemini API with UI updates and validation logic.

• Behavior:
  • Added load balancing for Gemini API in GeminiHandler with options for multiple API keys and request count threshold.
  • Updated buildApiHandler in index.ts to accept ApiHandlerCallbacks for Gemini.
• UI:
  • Updated ApiOptions.tsx to include UI for enabling load balancing and managing multiple API keys for Gemini.
  • Updated TaskHeader.tsx to display current API key index and request count for Gemini when load balancing is enabled.
• Validation:
  • Updated validateApiConfiguration in validate.ts to check for Gemini API keys based on load balancing settings.
• State Management:
  • Updated ClineProvider.ts to handle state changes for Gemini API key rotation and request count updates.
  • Added new state keys in globalState.ts for Gemini load balancing settings.

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