fix: Fix json response parsing error

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This pull request resolves a JSON response parsing error by updating a core dependency and streamlining the configuration of the HTTP DNA client within the quickstart notebook. These changes ensure the notebook leverages the most current alphagenome package and correctly initializes the client, which should lead to more reliable data processing and prevent previous parsing failures.

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• Dependency Update: The alphagenome wheel package version has been updated from 0.4.2.3 to 0.4.2.5 in the quickstart notebook, ensuring the use of the latest compatible library.
• API Client Configuration: The model_version parameter, specifically set to "FOLD_0", has been removed from the dna_client_http.create_http_client call, simplifying the client initialization and potentially resolving parsing issues.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the alphagenome wheel file version and removes the model_version parameter from the create_http_client call, which is stated to fix a JSON response parsing error. The changes are minimal and appear to address the stated issue.

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The removal of model_version="FOLD_0" seems to address the 'json response parsing error' mentioned in the PR title. Could you add a brief comment explaining why this parameter was removed? For example, if FOLD_0 is no longer a valid version, or if the parameter itself is deprecated/no longer expected by the API. This would improve code clarity for future maintainers.