fix: numbering in gen ai cost article

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  • Updated the blog post on generative AI applications to include new sections on triage logic, rate-limiting, and caching strategies.
  • Renamed and renumbered sections for better clarity and readability.
  • Emphasized cost-saving measures and improvements in user experience.

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The recent update restructures a generative AI application's documentation, focusing on renumbering and renaming sections related to the implementation of triage logic, rate-limiting, and caching in the context of a dual-model approach for summarization. The changes aim to enhance clarity and readability, without altering the core logic and control flow.

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blog/.../how-we-built-cost-effective-generative-ai-application/index.md	Renumbered and renamed sections related to triage logic, rate-limiting, and caching; improved organization for better clarity.

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blog/2023-12-23-how-we-built-cost-effective-generative-ai-application/index.md (3)

• 53-53: The expansion of the "Rate-limiting" section with more detailed explanations is clear and maintains the logical flow of the article. The use of FluxNinja Aperture for rate-limiting is well explained and the inclusion of screenshots is a good practice for visual aid.

• 74-74: The new section on "Caching" is well-placed and provides valuable insights into how caching can save costs and prevent repetitive feedback. The explanation of using a semantic comparison for caching is technically sound and informative.

• 49-56: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [1-102]

The reorganization of the article with the updated numbering and the addition of detailed explanations for rate-limiting and caching strategies is well-executed. The changes enhance the clarity and coherence of the article, aligning with the PR objectives to facilitate reader comprehension.