fix: correct pipeline parent class

[JarbasAl]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new method for handling legacy CommonPlay skill matches, enhancing the system's ability to manage skill interactions.
  • Updated class structure for improved intent matching capabilities.

• Bug Fixes

  • Removed outdated intent matching methods to streamline functionality and improve performance.

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily involve the ocp_pipeline/opm.py file, where the MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline class has been restructured to inherit from PipelineStageMatcher instead of ConfidenceMatcherPipeline. This includes the removal of the match_medium and match_low methods, simplifying intent matching. A new method, handle_legacy_cps, has been added to manage legacy CommonPlay skill matches. Additionally, the OCPPipelineMatcher class has updated its imports to support the new matching capabilities, indicating a refactoring aimed at enhancing code clarity and efficiency.

Changes

File	Change Summary
ocp_pipeline/opm.py	- Updated MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline to inherit from PipelineStageMatcher.
	- Removed match_medium and match_low methods from MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline.
	- Added handle_legacy_cps method to manage legacy CommonPlay skill matches.
	- Updated import in OCPPipelineMatcher to include PipelineStageMatcher.

Possibly related PRs

• feat:pipeline plugin factory #14: Modifications to the match_medium method in the OCPPipelineMatcher class, related to the removal of this method from MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline.
• fix:legacy_cps #21: Updates to the handle_legacy_cps method in MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline, relevant to its introduction in the main PR.
• fix:legacy cps session #22: Focuses on the LegacyCommonPlay class, mentioning message context maintenance, relevant to intent handling and legacy support.

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🐰 In the code where rabbits play,
A new class hops in today.
With methods trimmed and structure bright,
Legacy skills now take flight!
In the pipeline, matches align,
Making intent handling just fine! 🐇

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1073-1073: Verify that changing the base class maintains functionality

Changing the base class of MycroftCPSLegacyPipeline from ConfidenceMatcherPipeline to PipelineStageMatcher may impact inherited methods and properties. Please ensure that all required functionalities are preserved and that the class behaves as intended after this change.

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1078-1078: Ensure proper initialization of the new base class

Confirm that calling PipelineStageMatcher.__init__(self, bus, config) correctly initializes the new base class. Verify that any important initializations from the previous base class are not omitted and that the class remains fully functional.

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