fix:matching and dialogs

[JarbasAl]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Updated README.md to clarify the usage of PersonaPipeline, including the new event type persona:query.
  • Expanded examples for initializing PersonaService, listing personas, and querying a persona using the chatbox_ask method.
  • Restructured configuration details for better clarity.

• New Features

  • Enhanced interaction model focusing on submitting queries to personas rather than just receiving answers.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant modifications to the README.md and ovos_persona/__init__.py files. In the README.md, the event type persona:answer has been replaced with persona:query, reflecting a new interaction model for querying personas. The documentation has been expanded to provide clearer examples of using the PersonaService and Persona classes. In ovos_persona/__init__.py, the PersonaService class has been updated to accommodate the new event type, with changes to methods for handling persona queries and intent matching.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	- Replaced persona:answer with persona:query. - Expanded Pipeline Usage section with detailed examples. - Clarified Persona instance creation example. - Restructured configuration details for clarity.
ovos_persona/init.py	- Replaced handle_persona_answer with handle_persona_query. - Updated match_high and match_low methods to reflect the new event type. - Adjusted handle_persona_summon and handle_persona_release methods to include persona information.

Possibly related PRs

• chat history #9: The changes in the ovos_persona/__init__.py file regarding the PersonaService class, specifically the updates to the chatbox_ask method and the handling of persona events, are directly related to the modifications made in the main PR, which also focuses on the persona:query event and the chatbox_ask method.

Poem

🐰 In the land of code where personas play,
Queries now lead the bright new way.
With a hop and a skip, we ask and we learn,
For every response, a new twist and turn.
So gather 'round, let the chatbox sing,
In the world of personas, joy is the thing! 🎉

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