docs(python): Update package names and imports for 0.8.0 SDK reorganization - #309
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This pull request updates the Python documentation across various guides to reflect the renaming of Genkit plugins (e.g., from genkit-plugin-google-genai to genkit-googleai) and their corresponding imports. Additionally, it introduces a comprehensive guide on using and building middleware in Python. The review feedback suggests a minor improvement in the middleware documentation to use the FinishReason enum instead of a raw string literal for checking if a response was interrupted, ensuring better type safety and consistency.
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…zation Updated all Python documentation pages and code snippets to reflect the 0.8.0 reorganization. Replaced all legacy 'genkit-plugin-*' package names with the new 'genkit-*' names and migrated all import statements from 'from genkit.plugins.<name>' to the flat 'import genkit_<name>'. Regenerated all language-specific pages cleanly using generate-language-pages.
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This PR coordinates the documentation updates for the Genkit Python SDK
0.8.0package renaming and namespace flattening.What This PR Does:
src/content/docs/docs/to use the new package naming pattern and flat import statements.genkit-plugin-<name>withgenkit-<name>(e.g.,genkit-plugin-google-genai->genkit-googleai,genkit-plugin-compat-oai->genkit-openai).from genkit.plugins.<name> import ...toimport genkit_<name>/from genkit_<name> import ....pnpm generate-language-pages) to successfully regenerate all language-specific pages underpython/with 0 compilation or link-resolution errors.