Add support for embedding models#21
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input in EmbeddingModel accepts a iterable of str or bytes, whereas client.embed takes str or Embedding Token. For now, I think bytes will probably fail. We should add a test for that too
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Fixes #20
Exposes the already-defined embedding models for use with
llm embed. Additionally exposes smaller dimension versions oftext-embedding-3-large(256, 1024) andtext-embedding-3-small(512).I took the approach from the openai embedding models from
llmitself.