[Client] Add num_prompt_tokens to the client's CompletionOutputs#467
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…d it breaks on certain frameworks when hosted locally
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Pull Request Summary
Add a quick
num_prompt_tokensfield to the client's CompletionOutput/CompletionStreamOutput.Originally wanted to add
include_stop_str_in_output, but that requires various server changes to get functional, so I didn't include it here.Test Plan and Usage Guide
Ran against Scale public APIs plus a hosted version.
num_prompt_tokensexists if it's in the http response.