feat: Add gemini ollama support for cognee-mcp [COG-1408]

[dexters1]

Description

Add gemini ollama support for cognee mcp

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Walkthrough

The update modifies the dependency in the pyproject.toml file for the cognee-mcp project. The dependency string for the cognee package has been expanded from "cognee[codegraph]" to "cognee[codegraph,gemini,huggingface]", thereby including new features. No other project changes are involved.

Changes

File	Change Summary
cognee-mcp/pyproject.toml	Updated the cognee dependency to include gemini and huggingface alongside existing features.

Possibly related PRs

• topoteretes/cognee#544: Enhances the GeminiAdapter by handling response models with the new gemini feature, directly relating to this dependency update.

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[borisarzentar]

@dexters1 Why this? I would keep it slim for now. Or at least until we have custom llms tested.

[Vasilije1990]

@dexters1 Why this? I would keep it slim for now. Or at least until we have custom llms tested.

People can't use custom LLMs in discord and they actively need those. This way, installation would not fail, and we can see if there are any issues elsewhere