{AKS}: agent-init replaces model name with deployment name for Azure OpenAI service

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• replace model name with deployment name for Azure OpenAI service
• remove importing holmesgpt to resolve the latency issue
• support azure openai MODEL_NAME for backward compatibility

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the Azure OpenAI provider configuration to use DEPLOYMENT_NAME instead of MODEL_NAME for better clarity when configuring Azure OpenAI deployments. The version is bumped to 1.0.0b9.

• Renamed parameter from MODEL_NAME to DEPLOYMENT_NAME in Azure provider schema
• Updated the hint text to be more descriptive
• Updated version and changelog

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File	Description
src/aks-agent/setup.py	Bumped version from 1.0.0b8 to 1.0.0b9
src/aks-agent/azext_aks_agent/agent/llm_providers/azure_provider.py	Renamed MODEL_NAME to DEPLOYMENT_NAME in parameter schema and updated hint text
src/aks-agent/HISTORY.rst	Added changelog entry for version 1.0.0b9 describing the parameter name change

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src/aks-agent/azext_aks_agent/agent/llm_providers/azure_provider.py:65

• The parameter name was changed from MODEL_NAME to DEPLOYMENT_NAME in the schema (line 35), but this line still references MODEL_NAME. This will cause the validation to fail because the parameter won't be found. Update this to params.get(\"DEPLOYMENT_NAME\").

        model_name = params.get("MODEL_NAME")

src/aks-agent/azext_aks_agent/agent/llm_providers/azure_provider.py:71

• [nitpick] After fixing the parameter retrieval on line 65, consider renaming the local variable from model_name to deployment_name throughout this method (lines 65, 71, 77) to better reflect that it represents the Azure deployment name, not the model name. This aligns with the schema change and improves code clarity.

        url = urljoin(api_base, f"openai/deployments/{model_name}/chat/completions")

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[Release] Update index.json for extension [ aks-agent-1.0.0b9 ] : https://dev.azure.com/msazure/One/_build/results?buildId=142828754&view=results