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* feat: Add GigaChat provider support

Add native support for GigaChat API (Sber AI, Russia's leading LLM).

Supported features:
- Chat completions (sync/async)
- Streaming (sync/async)
- Function calling / Tools
- Structured output via JSON schema (emulated through function calls)
- Image input (base64 and URL)
- Embeddings

Closes #18515

* fix: resolve mypy type errors in GigaChat handler

- Fix _prepare_file_data return type (use 3-tuple for cleaner type flow)
- Add type annotations for lists in _process_content_parts methods
- Add type annotations in _collapse_user_messages
- Use ChatCompletionToolCallChunk for proper tool_use typing
- Add type: ignore[override] for astreaming async generator

* refactor(gigachat): migrate to BaseConfig pattern

* fix: remove unused imports

* fix: resolve mypy type errors

* fix: mypy type errors

* refactor: address review feedback for GigaChat provider

- Remove singleton pattern, reuse litellm HTTPHandler
- Move constants/errors to transformation files, delete common_utils.py
- Add models to model_prices_and_context_window.json
- Fix ssl_verify not passed to HTTP client for embeddings

* docs: update GigaChat documentation with ssl_verify requirement
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