fix: remove temperature argument from guardrails request

[adolfo-ab]

Description

Don't need this, temp is 0 by default

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• Bug Fixes
  • Removed the "temperature" parameter from the chat payload, ensuring it is no longer included in requests.

Walkthrough

The update modifies the get_chat_payload function in the specified test utility by removing the "temperature" key from its returned dictionary. No other aspects of the function or related code are changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tests/model_explainability/guardrails/utils.py	Removed the "temperature" key from the payload returned by get_chat_payload.

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