Feat/OpenAI backend worker#3
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- Implement a Dynamo worker that forwards requests to a local OpenAI-compatible server - Support streaming chat/completions responses - Coalesce streamed tool call arguments - Normalize chat :template fields before forwarding requests
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Summary
Add an OpenAI-compatible backend worker for Dynamo so SGLang and vLLM can handle chat processing through their own OpenAI-compatible APIs, reducing the lag between upstream engine changes and Dynamo support.
Problem
Dynamo’s native SGLang/vLLM paths are still tightly coupled to model-specific chat processing, which means upstream engine changes to chat templating, reasoning, tool calling, and related request/response behavior often take time to be reflected in Dynamo. That lag makes it harder to stay current with engine behavior and support new upstream capabilities quickly.
Solution
This PR adds an OpenAI-compatible backend worker for Dynamo that forwards chat/completions requests to a colocated engine’s OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so chat processing can be delegated to the engine itself.
To support that cleanly, this PR also:
- chat_template_args -> chat_template_kwargs
- vLLM streamed reasoning -> reasoning_content
- dynamo.openai_backend.sglang
- dynamo.openai_backend.vllm