Update Gemini langchain terminology

[SanjanaBoggaramJ]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity and accuracy of a Python tutorial related to Gemini, Langchain, and PDF chat. The changes involve updating metadata tags and variable placeholders to use more precise terminology, specifically shifting from general 'fts' references to explicit 'vector search' and 'search-vector' index naming. This ensures the tutorial provides clearer guidance and better reflects the modern capabilities it demonstrates.

Highlights

• Technology Tag Update: The technology metadata tag in the tutorial has been updated from fts (Full-Text Search) to vector search to more accurately reflect the underlying capability being utilized.
• Index Name Clarification: The placeholder for the INDEX_NAME variable has been refined from <name_of_fts_index_with_vector_support> to <name_of_search-vector_index_with_vector_support> for improved clarity and specificity regarding the type of index expected.

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Changelog

• tutorial/markdown/python/gemini-langchain-pdf-chat/gemini-langchain-pdf-chat-py.md
  • Updated the technology metadata field from fts to vector search.
  • Modified the INDEX_NAME placeholder from "<name_of_fts_index_with_vector_support>" to "<name_of_search-vector_index_with_vector_support>".

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Code Review

This pull request updates the terminology in the Gemini PDF chat tutorial, replacing 'FTS' with 'vector search' for better clarity. The changes are a good improvement and align with current product naming. I have one minor suggestion to improve the consistency of a placeholder text.

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For consistency in the placeholder text, consider using only underscores instead of a mix of hyphens and underscores. This improves readability.

Suggested change

	INDEX_NAME = "<name_of_search-vector_index_with_vector_support>"
	INDEX_NAME = "<name_of_search_vector_index_with_vector_support>"