chore: encapsulate process episode logic

[paul-paliychuk]

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Refactor episode processing logic into process_episode() in graphiti.py and update poetry installation in Dockerfile.

• Refactoring:
  • Encapsulate episode processing logic into process_episode() in graphiti.py.
  • add_episode_endpoint() now calls process_episode() for core logic.
• Functionality:
  • process_episode() handles node extraction, embedding calculation, node and edge resolution, and graph updates.
  • No changes to existing functionality, only code organization improvements.
• Dockerfile:
  • Change poetry installation command to --only main instead of --no-dev.

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1. graphiti_core/graphiti.py:339

• Draft comment:
  Redundant exception handling. The try-except block catches and re-raises the exception without any additional handling. Consider removing it.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
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  The exception handling in the add_episode method is redundant. The try-except block catches an exception and then immediately raises it again without any additional handling or logging. This is unnecessary and can be removed to simplify the code.

2. graphiti_core/graphiti.py:342

• Draft comment:
  The process_episode method is performing multiple tasks, which violates the Single Responsibility Principle. Consider refactoring it to separate concerns, such as node extraction, edge extraction, and community updates.
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  The method process_episode is performing multiple tasks, which violates the Single Responsibility Principle. It should be refactored to separate concerns, such as node extraction, edge extraction, and community updates.

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1. Dockerfile:26

• Draft comment:
  Ensure that --only main correctly specifies the production dependencies group. This change from --no-dev to --only main should be verified to ensure it aligns with the intended environment setup.
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  The change from --no-dev to --only main in the poetry install command is a significant change. It is important to ensure that main is the correct group for production dependencies. This change should be verified to ensure it aligns with the intended environment setup.

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1. Dockerfile:26

• Draft comment:
  The addition of --no-root in the poetry install command is appropriate here as it prevents the installation of the current project as a package, which aligns with the intent to only install dependencies.
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  The change in the Dockerfile involves adding the --no-root option to the poetry install command. This option prevents the installation of the current project as a package, which is useful when the project is not intended to be a package or when only dependencies are needed. This change seems appropriate given the context of the Dockerfile, which is focused on setting up dependencies for the server.

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