Update Doc links to agentscope-ai

[chenyushuo]

Description

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the integration of the mbridge library, primarily by adjusting its installation method across documentation and build configurations. It ensures that mbridge is correctly installed from its source repository in both tutorial guides and the Megatron Docker environment, while also updating the pyproject.toml to reflect this change in dependency handling.

Highlights

• Documentation Updates: Installation instructions for mbridge have been added to both English and Chinese versions of the example_megatron.md tutorial, guiding users to install it directly from its GitHub repository.
• Dependency Management Adjustment: The mbridge dependency entry in pyproject.toml has been commented out, indicating a shift in how this dependency is managed or installed within the project's build system.
• Dockerfile Configuration: The Dockerfile.megatron now explicitly includes a pip install command to fetch and install mbridge directly from its GitHub repository, ensuring its presence in the Docker environment.

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Code Review

This pull request modifies the installation process for the mbridge dependency. It removes mbridge from the optional dependencies in pyproject.toml and adds manual installation instructions to the documentation and the Megatron Dockerfile. My review focuses on ensuring these manual installation steps are reproducible by pinning the dependency to a specific commit hash, which is crucial for both user documentation and Docker image builds. I've also suggested a cleanup for the pyproject.toml file.