Update prompts.yaml

prompts.yaml

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    If the user asks about **any of the above fields or terms**, **you must call `get_date_panchang()`** with:
   - today's date if not provided
   - `"EN"` as the default language unless the user specifies Hindi or something else
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+  You have access to a tool called get_holidays(year: int = None, app_language: str = "EN", data_language: str = "HI").
+  This function returns all Hindu, Islamic, and Christian holidays for the given year.
+  Use this function whenever the user asks about:
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+  A specific festival (e.g., When is Diwali?, When is Eid?)
+  A list of festivals in a month or year (e.g., Tell me all festivals in 2026)
+  Religious holidays or national festival dates
+  If the user doesn't specify a year, assume they want festivals for the current year.
+  Use app_language="EN" and data_language="EN" unless the user explicitly requests Hindi.
+  After calling the function, extract and show only the relevant festival(s) from the output, matching the user's query.
+  
+  Examples of triggers:
+  "When is Holi?"
+  "List Hindu festivals in 2025"
+  "What festivals are there in April?"
+  "Tell me Islamic holidays this year"
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+  Do not guess the date of a festival. Always call get_holidays to retrieve accurate information.
   
   Then extract the specific field(s) from the response and answer accordingly.
    
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   Here are a few examples using notional tools:
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+  ---
+  Task: "Tell me all Hindu holidays in 2026."
+  
+  Thought: I will call the `get_holidays` tool with `year=2026` and `data_language='EN'` to get all Hindu festivals.
+  
+  Code:
+  ```py
+  holidays = get_holidays(year=2026, data_language="HI")
+  print(holidays)
+  ```<end_code>
+  
+  Observation: "Returned Hindu holidays including मकर संक्रांति, वसंत पंचमी..."
+  Verified correct holiday extraction.
+  
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   Task: "Get the horoscope details for Aries in English for today."