fix(topic_safety): handle InternalEvent objects in topic safety actions for Colang 2.0

[Pouyanpi]

Description

Fixes TypeError when using topic safety rails with Colang 2.0 configurations.

Problem

When running topic safety checks in Colang 2.0, the topic_safety_check_input action would fail with:

TypeError: 'InternalEvent' object is not subscriptable

This occurred because Colang 2.0 passes InternalEvent objects to the action, but the code was trying to pass them directly to to_chat_messages() which expects dictionary events.

Solution

• Convert InternalEvent objects to dictionary format before passing to to_chat_messages()
• Maintain backward compatibility with dictionary events
• Follows separation of concerns by keeping the conversion logic in the topic safety action

Testing

• Added regression test that fails without the fix and passes with it
• Verified fix works with content safety v2 example configuration

Related PR(s)

#1289

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes a TypeError that occurs when using topic safety rails with Colang 2.0 configurations. The issue arises because Colang 2.0 passes InternalEvent objects to the topic_safety_check_input action, but the existing code expected dictionary events.

• Added conversion logic to handle both InternalEvent objects and dictionary events
• Maintained backward compatibility with existing dictionary-based event handling
• Added comprehensive regression test to prevent future occurrences

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
nemoguardrails/library/topic_safety/actions.py	Added conversion logic to transform InternalEvent objects to dictionary format before passing to to_chat_messages()
tests/test_topic_safety_internalevent.py	Added regression test that verifies the fix handles InternalEvent objects without throwing TypeError

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[Copilot]

Consider using isinstance check instead of hasattr for more robust type checking. This would be more explicit about the expected type: isinstance(event, InternalEvent)

Suggested change

	if hasattr(event, "name") and hasattr(event, "arguments"):
	if isinstance(event, InternalEvent):

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