Add Pydantic request validation for /ask-llm endpoint#60
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This PR introduces request validation for the
/ask-llmendpoint using a Pydantic model.Previously, the endpoint could accept empty or excessively long questions, which might lead to unnecessary processing or unexpected behavior in the AI pipeline. This change adds validation constraints to ensure the
questionfield contains meaningful input within a reasonable length.By validating the request at the API layer, this improves reliability and prevents invalid requests from reaching the LLM processing stage.