fix(browser_use): fix signature of query_func in agentscope_browserus…

[XiuShenAl]

📝 PR Type

• Add new sample
• Update existing sample
• Add new test cases
• Fix test failures
• Documentation/Configuration update

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📚 Description

This commit fixes a TypeError occurring when the AgentScope Runtime
calls query_func with a 'response' argument that was not defined in
the function signature.

Added **kwargs to query_func in agentscope_browseruse_agent.py to
ensure compatibility with the latest agentscope-runtime.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a critical compatibility issue that caused a TypeError when the AgentScope Runtime invoked the query_func. By adjusting the function signature to accept arbitrary keyword arguments and updating the runtime dependency, the system now operates as expected, preventing runtime errors and ensuring smoother integration with the updated AgentScope ecosystem.

Highlights

• Bug Fix: Resolved a TypeError in query_func within agentscope_browseruse_agent.py by adding **kwargs to its signature, ensuring compatibility with the latest AgentScope Runtime.
• Dependency Update: Updated the agentscope-runtime dependency in requirements.txt from version 1.0.0 to 1.0.5 to align with the necessary changes.

Changelog

• browser_use/browser_use_fullstack_runtime/backend/agentscope_browseruse_agent.py
  • Added **kwargs to the query_func signature to handle additional arguments passed by the AgentScope Runtime.
  • Included a pylint: disable=unused-argument comment for the newly added **kwargs.
• browser_use/browser_use_fullstack_runtime/backend/requirements.txt
  • Updated the agentscope-runtime dependency from 1.0.0 to 1.0.5.

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Code Review

This pull request addresses a TypeError in query_func by adding **kwargs to its signature, making it compatible with a newer version of agentscope-runtime. The changes look good and correctly fix the issue. I've added one minor suggestion to improve how the unused kwargs argument is handled for better code clarity and maintainability.