Add codegen support for inline workflow tool wrapper definition #3406
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Adds codegen support for the inline workflow tool wrapper feature introduced in PR #3398. When an inline workflow has a
definitionfield withinputsand/orexamples, the codegen now wraps the workflow reference withtool(inputs={...}, examples=[...]).Extracts common tool wrapper logic into shared helpers (
parseToolInputsFromDefinition,parseToolExamplesFromDefinition,wrapWithToolIfNeeded) that are reused by both code execution functions and inline workflows, eliminating duplicate code.