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Automatically register Actions when required by a Skill (#74)

* Enhance Jido.Skill with actions and validation features

- Added support for defining actions in the Jido.Skill module, allowing skills to specify required action modules.
- Introduced a custom module validation function in Jido.Util to ensure that specified action modules are valid Elixir modules.
- Updated the agent's state management to register skill actions, preventing duplicates and ensuring proper integration with the agent.
- Added comprehensive tests to verify the correct registration and validation of skill actions, enhancing the robustness of the Jido framework.

These changes improve the flexibility and functionality of skills within the Jido framework, enabling better action management and validation.

* Refactor state management and task handling in Jido framework

- Removed the StateManager and Tasks modules from the actions directory, consolidating their functionality into the new tools directory.
- Introduced new action modules under Jido.Tools for state management and task operations, enhancing modularity and organization.
- Updated agent integration to utilize the new action modules, ensuring seamless functionality with existing agents.
- Added comprehensive integration and unit tests for the new tools, verifying correct behavior and state management.
- Improved documentation for the new action modules, providing clear usage instructions and examples.

These changes enhance the structure and maintainability of the Jido framework, promoting better organization of state and task management functionalities.

* Refactor mount function in StateManager and Tasks modules

- Updated the `mount` function in both `Jido.Skills.StateManager` and `Jido.Skills.Tasks` modules to return the agent instead of a static `:ok` response, improving the handling of agent state during initialization.
- Enhanced the structure of the `mount` function to better align with expected behaviors in th... (continued)

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