feat:Add API endpoint for managing annotation queues and enhance existing endpoints

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new API endpoint for managing annotation queues, allowing users to create, update, delete, and manage runs within queues.
  • Enhanced functionality for managing organizations and workspaces, including member and role management.

These updates provide users with improved capabilities for handling annotation processes and organizational structures efficiently.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new API endpoint /api/v1/annotation-queues for managing annotation queues, including methods for creating, updating, and deleting queues, as well as managing associated runs. Additionally, enhancements are made to existing endpoints for organizations and workspaces to improve their management functionalities. New schemas are also defined for annotation queues and their runs.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/libs/LangSmith/openapi.yaml	Added new endpoint /api/v1/annotation-queues for managing annotation queues and updated org/workspace endpoints.
app/services/annotation_queue_service.py	Added multiple methods to AnnotationQueueService for creating, updating, deleting annotation queues and runs, and retrieving information.

Possibly related PRs

• feat:Add API endpoints for managing tracer sessions and filter views #101: This PR adds new API endpoints for managing organizations, which is directly related to the changes in the main PR that also involve managing organizations and workspaces.
• feat:Add API endpoints for managing tracer sessions, datasets, and examples #135: Similar to feat:Add API endpoints for managing tracer sessions and filter views #101, this PR includes new endpoints for managing organizations, aligning with the main PR's enhancements to organization management functionalities.

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Poem

In the garden of code, new paths we weave,
Annotation queues, oh how they cleave!
With methods aplenty, our work will shine,
Managing runs and queues, all in good time.
Hops of joy as we build and create,
A world of organization, oh what a fate! 🐇✨

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