feat(openai): add OpenAI model constants

[affaan-m]

New model provider: OpenAI Additional Models

Description

Adding constants for OpenAI's latest model offerings to the OpenAI provider in RIG.

Provider website: https://openai.com
API documentation: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models

Added constants:

• O3_MINI: OpenAI's most efficient high-context model
• O3_MINI_2025_01_31: Date-specific version of O3-mini
• O1: OpenAI's base model
• O1_2024_12_17: Date-specific version of O1

These additions make it easier for RIG users to access OpenAI's newer, more cost-efficient models directly through the framework.

Testing

• Verified constant naming matches OpenAI's official model names
• Confirmed models are accessible through OpenAI API
• Tested model constants in a real application (Cainam Core)
• Documentation comments follow RIG's format

Checklist:

• My code follows the style guidelines of this project
• I have commented my code with proper doc comments for each constant
• I have made corresponding changes to the documentation
• My changes generate no new warnings
• The constants match the official model names from OpenAI
• I've reviewed OpenAI's API documentation to ensure accuracy

Notes

This is a minimal change that only adds constants for new OpenAI models. The O3-MINI model in particular offers improved efficiency for high-context operations, making it a valuable addition to the available model options in RIG.

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[joshua-mo-143]

Hi - before I can merge this you need to make sure that the tests pass. It looks like there are some issues with incorrect syntax (you forgot a semicolon on some of the const variables) as well as formatting, which should be done locally.

[affaan-m]

Hi - before I can merge this you need to make sure that the tests pass. It looks like there are some issues with incorrect syntax (you forgot a semicolon on some of the const variables) as well as formatting, which should be done locally.

Thanks for that, do we look well now? I copied the formatting from the old models exactly how the naming and comment conventions go and added the missing semicolons to the 4 new models.