bump openai-function-calling to support python versions <4.0

[0xrohitgarg]

add openai-function-calling fork which has no upper cap for python requirement

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This change updates the version of the openai-function-calling package in the backend requirements file from 2.3.0 to 2.4.0. The overall structure of the requirements file remains unchanged, with all other dependencies listed below the modified line intact.

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File	Change Summary
backend/requirements.txt	Updated the version of openai-function-calling from ==2.3.0 to ==2.4.0.

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backend/requirements.txt (1)

12-12: Dependency Pinning Suggestion for Stability
The dependency for openai-function-calling has been updated to use a Git repository URL, which pulls the latest code from the repository. While this ensures you receive the most recent changes, it also removes the stability guarantee provided by a version pin. Consider pinning a specific commit (e.g., @<commit_hash>) or a tag to avoid unexpected breaking changes from future upstream updates.

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Looks good to me.