Evan Mattson 0636b17061 Python: Introduce the function calling stepwise planner (#5350) ...

### Motivation and Context

To further align with the SK dotnet SDK and its functionality, the
Python SDK needs a function calling stepwise planner. Now that we have
auto tool calling available, it makes sense to introduce this planner.

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### Description

This PR:
- Introduces the function calling stepwise planner, its planner options,
and planner result. Closes #4642
- Introduces a kernel example `function_calling_stepwise_planner.py` to
exercise the planner and show how it works.
- Adds unit tests and an integration test.

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documentation_examples

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kernel-syntax-examples

Python: Introduce the function calling stepwise planner (#5350)

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