feat: Add launching entry point

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Summary:

This PR adds a new CLI entry point for the application, updates the Uvicorn invocation, and registers a new script in pyproject.toml.

Key points:

• Updated agents-api/agents_api/web.py to pass app instance directly to uvicorn.run.
• Added new script agents-api/scripts/agents_api.py using fire for CLI support.
• Updated agents-api/pyproject.toml to include agents-api script for launching the app with poetry run agents-api.

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1. agents-api/agents_api/web.py:123

• Draft comment:
  The change from "web:app" to app in the uvicorn.run call is appropriate as it simplifies the invocation by using the app object directly, which is already available in the scope. This is a good practice and avoids unnecessary import resolution.
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  The change in agents-api/agents_api/web.py from "web:app" to app in the uvicorn.run call is significant. The original string "web:app" is a shorthand that tells Uvicorn to import the app object from the web module. By changing this to the app object directly, the PR author is assuming that the app object is already available in the scope where uvicorn.run is called. This is indeed the case as per the provided code snippet from web.py, where app is defined and configured in the global scope of the module. This change simplifies the invocation and removes an unnecessary import resolution step, which is a good practice especially when the app object is already available.

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