Sweep: Add documentation for `Assertions`, in `dspy/assert`.

[darinkishore]

Details

Assertions were very recently added, but not really documented.

Please be thorough, search the whole repository, and figure out what assertions are, how to use them, what they do, the exact syntax, every case in which they can be used, and document all of it.

This documentation should be in a subfolder of docs/primitives/

Checklist

- [X] Create `docs/primitives/assertions.md` ✓ https://github.com/darinkishore/dspy/commit/645444c167e24ca2450c65d4af8bbea7f78bff95 [Edit](https://github.com/darinkishore/dspy/edit/sweep/add_documentation_for_assertions_in_dspy/docs/primitives/assertions.md)

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https://github.com/darinkishore/dspy/blob/c7a522a4a62f4e9a8fc5bb1a5b10ae1d8200a537/dspy/primitives/assertions.py#L7-L342 https://github.com/darinkishore/dspy/blob/c7a522a4a62f4e9a8fc5bb1a5b10ae1d8200a537/docs/modules/modules.md#L32-L64

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• [X] Create docs/primitives/assertions.md ✓ https://github.com/darinkishore/dspy/commit/645444c167e24ca2450c65d4af8bbea7f78bff95 Edit

  Create docs/primitives/assertions.md with contents:
  • Create a new markdown file named `assertions.md` in the `docs/primitives/` directory.
  • Start the documentation with an overview of the `Assertions` in the `dspy/assert` directory. Explain their purpose and importance in the DSPy framework.
  • For each class and function in the `dspy/primitives/assertions.py` file, add a section in the documentation. Each section should include the following: * The name of the class or function. * A brief description of what it does. * A list of its parameters, including their names, types, and descriptions. * The return value, including its type and description. * An example of how to use it.
  • Use the information in the `docs/modules/modules.md` file as a reference when writing about the assertion handlers.
  • Make sure to cover all classes and functions, including `Assert`, `Suggest`, `Constraint`, `noop_handler`, `bypass_suggest_handler`, `bypass_assert_handler`, `assert_no_except_handler`, `suggest_backtrack_handler`, `handle_assert_forward`, and `assert_transform_module`.
  • Add a table of contents at the beginning of the file for easy navigation.

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