Add Support for Azure Content Filter Response #300
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This feature request aims to address the inability to use the Content Filter feature of the Azure OpenAI API with the current OpenAI Kotlin client. Currently, there is no workaround for this issue, which limits the functionality and usability of the client. Developers are unable to filter content as per their requirements, which can be a crucial feature for many applications.