removed scheduler and use to mongo db to save the notify the scheduler

Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to the PDF handling library in document_parser.py, enhancements to scheduling capabilities in schedule.py, formatting adjustments in utils.py, and version updates for dependencies in prod.txt. Significant modifications were made to test cases in action_service_test.py, promotional content was removed from README.md, and API version updates were implemented in various files, reflecting improvements in functionality, structure, and testing strategies across the affected files.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`augmentation/knowledge_graph/document_parser.py`	Replaced `fitz` with `pymupdf` for PDF handling in the `pdf` function, updating the implementation while maintaining the overall structure.
`kairon/actions/definitions/schedule.py`	Introduced `add_schedule_job` method for asynchronous job scheduling using APScheduler; removed the old `schedule` method; updated constructor and logging.
`kairon/shared/actions/utils.py`	Reformatted the `execute_request_async` method signature for readability; no functional changes.
`requirements/prod.txt`	Updated multiple package dependencies to newer versions, including `pymupdf` and `opentelemetry` related packages, reflecting minor version increments.
`tests/integration_test/action_service_test.py`	Restructured tests for scheduling actions; removed outdated test, added new tests, and improved validation logic for scheduling and execution mechanisms.
`README.md`	Removed promotional content about WhatsApp integration, focusing on Kairon's functionality as a conversational digital transformation platform.
`kairon/chat/handlers/channels/clients/whatsapp/cloud.py`	Updated `DEFAULT_API_VERSION` from `13.0` to `19.0`, aligning with the latest WhatsApp Cloud API specifications.
`kairon/chat/handlers/channels/whatsapp.py`	Modified `send_message_to_user` method to improve conditional logic for message handling based on `message_type`.
`tests/integration_test/chat_service_test.py`	Updated WhatsApp API version in test cases from `v13.0` to `v19.0` to ensure compatibility with the latest API specifications.
`tests/unit_test/channel_client_test.py`	Updated WhatsApp API endpoint URLs in tests from `v13.0` to `v19.0` for consistency with the latest API version.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Scheduler
    participant Executor
    participant Database

    User->>Scheduler: Request to schedule job
    Scheduler->>Executor: Add job to schedule
    Executor->>Database: Save job details
    Database-->>Executor: Confirm job saved
    Executor-->>Scheduler: Job added confirmation
    Scheduler-->>User: Job scheduled successfully

🐰 In the garden of code, changes bloom bright,
With pymupdf now, PDFs take flight.
Schedules dance in a new, swift way,
As rabbits hop through tests, come what may!
With every update, the system grows,
A joyful leap, where progress flows!
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