fix: ensure Gemini always receives a non-empty contents array#5229
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If you disable memory from an agent when using Gemini models, it gets bugged.
[400 Bad Request] * GenerateContentRequest.contents: contents is not specifiedConverting system messages as user input if memory is disabled will not work this time, since the Gemini will perform very differently without system prompt. The trick would be to inject a placeholder, like 3 dots (...), as chat history when memory is disabled for this model.