feat:Add API endpoint to populate annotation queue and update RunRulesSchema

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new API endpoint for populating annotation queues with experiment runs.
  • Added a new field to indicate if a rule is transient in the annotation rules schema.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new API endpoint at /api/v1/annotation-queues/populate, designed to populate an annotation queue with runs from an experiment. Additionally, a new field named transient has been added to the RunRulesSchema and RunRulesCreateSchema models, indicating whether a rule is transient.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/libs/LangSmith/openapi.yaml	- Added new endpoint: populate_annotation_queue_api_v1_annotation_queues_populate_post(queue_id, session_ids) - Added transient field in RunRulesSchema and RunRulesCreateSchema

Possibly related PRs

• feat:Add API endpoint for managing annotation queues and enhance existing endpoints #136: Introduces a new endpoint for managing annotation queues, directly related to the new /api/v1/annotation-queues/populate endpoint.
• feat:Add API endpoints for managing tracer sessions, organizations, and queues #142: Adds new endpoints for managing annotation queues, including creating, updating, and deleting queues, aligning with the main PR.
• feat:Update openapi.yaml with new API endpoints and modify Calculator class #148: Includes the addition of a new endpoint /api/v1/annotation-queues to manage annotation queues, relevant to the main PR's changes.

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A new endpoint blooms, as the rabbit knows.
With transient rules, we gather and play,
Populating queues in a swift ballet.
Hops of joy for changes made,
In the world of code, our dreams cascade! 🌼

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

src/libs/LangSmith/openapi.yaml (3)

6181-6209: LGTM: New endpoint for populating annotation queues

The new endpoint /api/v1/annotation-queues/populate is well-defined with clear request/response schemas and proper authentication requirements. The endpoint follows REST conventions and has appropriate error handling via 422 validation errors.

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18880-18883: LGTM: Added transient flag to run rules schemas

The transient boolean field has been consistently added to both create and base schemas with appropriate defaults. This maintains schema consistency.

Also applies to: 19076-19079

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16846-16857: LGTM: New feature flags in organization config

The new boolean feature flags are properly defined with defaults and follow the existing pattern for feature flags in the organization config.

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