Support Meta Llama schema

[samchon]

This pull request introduces several updates and new features, primarily focused on adding support for the "llama" model in various parts of the codebase. The changes include version updates, model additions, and new JSON schema files for the "llama" model.

Version Updates:

• Updated the version in package.json from "7.0.0-dev.20241125-2" to "7.0.0-dev.20241126".
• Updated the dependency @samchon/openapi in package.json to "^2.0.0-dev.20241126".

Model Additions:

• Added "llama" to the MODELS array in TestLlmApplicationGenerator.ts.
• Added "llama" to the MODELS array in TestLlmParametersGenerator.ts.
• Added "llama" to the MODELS and REFERENCABLE arrays in TestLlmSchemaGenerator.ts.

New JSON Schema Files for "llama" Model:

• Added ArrayMatrix.json schema for the "llama" model with functions insert, reduce, and coalesce.
• Added ArrayRecursive.json schema for the "llama" model with functions insert, reduce, and coalesce.
• Added ArrayRepeatedNullable.json schema for the "llama" model with functions insert, reduce, and coalesce.
• Added ArrayRepeatedRequired.json schema for the "llama" model with functions insert, reduce, and coalesce.

[samchon]

OK, no problem.

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