Bump PMAT to 0.13.1

[kongzii]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced new prediction market agents that interact with Manifold and Omen markets, capable of deploying strategies based on different prediction models.
  • Added support for new agent types in the system, enhancing the variety and capabilities of market predictions.

• Updates

  • Updated dependencies to include new tools and libraries, improving the functionality and compatibility of the application.

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Walkthrough

The update encompasses refining dependencies in pyproject.toml with version upgrades and additions, along with introducing new features. It also includes the creation of classes in deploy.py for deploying prediction market agents interacting with Manifold and Omen markets, leveraging models like PredictionProphet and Olas. Additionally, new agents prophet_gpt3, prophet_gpt4, and olas_embedding_oa are incorporated in run_agent.py.

Changes

File	Change Summary
pyproject.toml	Updated versions for langchain and prediction-market-agent-tooling, added prediction-prophet with a commit reference, included new extras and version specification for crewai.
prediction_market_agent/agents/prophet_agent/deploy.py	Introduces classes for deploying prediction market agents, picking markets, calculating bet amounts, and answering binary market questions using prediction models like PredictionProphet and Olas. Defines deployable agents with specific models (e.g., GPT-3.5 Turbo, GPT-4) and strategies for betting on different market types.
prediction_market_agent/run_agent.py	Added new agents prophet_gpt3, prophet_gpt4, and olas_embedding_oa to RunnableAgent enum and corresponding mappings in RUNNABLE_AGENTS.

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[kongzii]

Just adding the dependency in this PR, I'll try to deploy the agent tomorrow.

[kongzii]

Removed prophet stuff and changed purpose of this PR to just bump PMAT version and be less strict on langchain.