fix: cannot repair CSV-imported runs

[leonardmq]

What does this PR do?

Add fallback to use simple prompt builder during repair if the TaskRun does not have a prompt_id or prompt_builder_name - as in the case of a CSV-imported TaskRun. This fixes part of the issue that makes CSV-imported TaskRun not repairable.

Related Issues

#248

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[leonardmq]

@scosman - There now is another problem that might require some UI. The Repair API requires a model_name and provider. The UI for a synthetic or human runs uses the original run's model / provider; but CSV-imported (as well as future manual runs) ones do not have such properties.

Probably need an extra piece of UI to let the user select the model they want to use for the repair. It may make sense also in general because some repairs might be better done with a different model than the one used to generate the original (broken) output.

I was thinking a similar form similar to that one:

Maybe in the sidebar, and call it Repair Options - and save the selection in local storage to avoid requiring the user to pick a model on each repair.

[scosman]

Oh right, good catch.

Hmmm. I'm torn on just disabling repair for imports or a UI like you suggest. Simplicity is good....

[leonardmq]

Oh right, good catch.

Hmmm. I'm torn on just disabling repair for imports or a UI like you suggest. Simplicity is good....

I was thinking a UI like this could work reasonably well - default it to the run's model / provider if there is one, but let the user pick another model if they want to or need to:

But also agree possibly confusing. Maybe disable the repair for imports for now, then allow manual repairing for imports when manual repair is added; and then reassess?

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I opened a separate PR for disabling the repair UI. Does not hurt to have it disabled regardless of what the permanent solution eventually is.