feat: add cloud-based LLM support and robust error recovery#41
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This pull request introduces comprehensive support for cloud-based LLM providers like OpenRouter, significantly expanding the accessibility of MiroFish-Offline.
The primary objective of these changes is to democratize access to the platform. By allowing users to offload the heavy lifting of model inference to cloud providers, we enable participation from a much broader user base. This includes individuals who lack the high performance hardware typically required for sufficiently intelligent local inference.
Key Enhancements:
By incorporating these changes, the project transitions from a hardware-dependent tool to a versatile platform that adapts to the user's environment. This strategy not only increases the potential user base but also improves the overall reliability and professional polish of the codebase.