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Kilian Lieret 4fce28706f SWE-agent Multimodal (#1223)
* Add ImageParsingHistoryProcessor

* Add SWEBenchMultimodal problem statement parsing

* cache processed swe-bench multimodal inputs

* Add testing for multimodal problem statement

* Update environment variable for PROBLEM_STATEMENT

* Update timeout params to multimodal config

* Add problem statement with images to Inspector view

* Update configs and add default_mm_no_images

* Add templates.disable_image_processing option

* Add Observation Images to Inspector

* Update configs for gemini

* Update docs for multimodal updates

* Fix: Protocols aren't inherited

* Chore: pathlib instead of os.path and make pre-commit happy

* add web_browser bundle

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