feat(retrieval): Implement Top-K chunk retrieval for context generation

Refactor document processing to handle chunks (, ) instead of whole documents. This allows for finer-grained retrieval.

Modify the  tool to:
- Calculate cosine similarity between the question embedding and all cached chunk embeddings.
- Use a  to efficiently find the top K (currently 5) most relevant chunks based on similarity score.
- Combine the text content of these top K chunks, including source metadata, into a single context string for the LLM.
- Update the system and user prompts to instruct the LLM to synthesize an answer based on multiple context snippets.

Add the  dependency to enable storing f32 scores in the .

Remove the previous token counting and cost estimation logic from the embedding generation process.

Author: rrrodzilla

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