fix: resolve OpenClaw trace support for multimodal_tool converter#6
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This PR addresses an issue with OpenClaw trace support within the
multimodal_toolconverter for MindSpeed-MM.Currently, he trace conversion fails when adapting specific multimodal Agentic traces like Openclaw generate.
This patch resolves the issue by adjusting the trace normalization and mapping to ensure seamless compatibility with MindSpeed-MM architectures.