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Create dsp/evaluation/test_utils.py with contents:
• Create a new Python file named `test_utils.py` in the `dsp/evaluation` directory.
• Import the necessary modules at the top of the file. This includes `unittest` for writing the tests, `dsp.evaluation.utils` for the functions to be tested, and `openai` for the OpenAI library.
• Create a new class named `TestUtils` that inherits from `unittest.TestCase`. This class will contain all the tests for the functions in `dsp/evaluation/utils.py`.
• Inside the `TestUtils` class, write three test methods: `test_evaluateRetrieval`, `test_evaluateAnswer`, and `test_evaluate`. Each of these methods should create a mock function for the OpenAI prediction, a mock `dev` iterable, and then call the corresponding function from `dsp/evaluation/utils.py` with these mock inputs. The tests should assert that the functions return the expected results.
• Each test method should be written twice, once for the v0.28 syntax and once for the v1.0 syntax. Use conditional statements to check the version of the OpenAI library and run the appropriate test.

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Modify dsp/evaluation/utils.py with contents:
• Modify the `evaluateRetrieval`, `evaluateAnswer`, and `evaluate` functions to accept an additional argument: the OpenAI prediction function. This will allow us to pass in a mock function during testing.
• Inside each function, replace the line where the OpenAI prediction is made with a call to the passed-in prediction function. This will ensure that the functions can work with both versions of the OpenAI library.
• At the end of the file, add a conditional statement that checks the version of the OpenAI library. If the version is v0.28, import the v0.28 syntax functions. If the version is v1.0, import the v1.0 syntax functions. This will ensure that the correct functions are used depending on the version of the library.

--- 
+++ 
@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@
 from dsp.utils import EM, F1, HotPotF1

-def evaluateRetrieval(fn, dev, metric=None):
+def evaluateRetrieval(fn, openai_predict_fn, dev, metric=None):
     data = []

     for example in tqdm.tqdm(dev):
         question = example.question
-        prediction = fn(question)
+        prediction = openai_predict_fn(question)

         d = dict(example)

@@ -32,12 +32,12 @@
     display(df.style.set_table_styles([{'selector': 'th', 'props': [('text-align', 'left')]}, {'selector': 'td', 'props': [('text-align', 'left')]}]))

-def evaluateAnswer(fn, dev, metric=EM):
+def evaluateAnswer(fn, openai_predict_fn, dev, metric=EM):
     data = []

     for example in tqdm.tqdm(dev):
         question = example.question
-        prediction = fn(question)
+        prediction = openai_predict_fn(question)

         d = dict(example)

@@ -58,12 +58,12 @@

-def evaluate(fn, dev, metric=EM):
+def evaluate(fn, openai_predict_fn, dev, metric=EM):
     data = []

     for example in tqdm.tqdm(dev):
         question = example.question
-        prediction = fn(question)
+        prediction = openai_predict_fn(question)

         d = dict(example)

@@ -84,4 +84,11 @@

     return percentage

+# Check OpenAI library version and import syntax functions accordingly
+import openai
+if openai.__version__ == '0.28':
+    from .syntax_v028 import *
+elif openai.__version__ == '1.0':
+    from .syntax_v1 import *

+

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Sweep: Set up tests for all OpenAI content for a migration to the 1.0 upgrade #72