Implement max block token limit #24
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This commit introduces the Max block component, allowing users to specify token limits within a scope while still participating in global priority calculations. This provides more granular control over prompt token usage and optimization. Co-authored-by: test <[email protected]>
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Implement the
<max>block to allow token limiting within a scope while including its children in the global priority calculation.The
<max>block differs from<isolate>by integrating its children into the overall prompt's priority optimization, enabling more flexible content truncation based on global relevance, rather than strict isolation. This required careful integration into the rendering and priority calculation pipelines.