Fix type annotation and clarify tool behavior docs #1355
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This commit improves type safety by replacing Any with the correct generic type TContext in the get_all_tools method.
It also avoids confusion by renaming the input parameter in the run_agent function to user_input because input is a built-in function in Python.
Lastly, it updates the documentation of tool_use_behavior to clearly describe the use of the StopAtTools object instead of a plain list of tool names.
These changes make the code more accurate, easier to understand, and better aligned with best practices.