Azure OpenAI support for MT-Bench #3240
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Why are these changes needed?
Adds support for Azure hosted OpenAI endpoints and let's easily configure llm_judge via command line. Accesing GPT4 API through Azure is a widespread option and this change will make the MT-Bench friction lower for those ones searching for a quick chat model eval.
Checks
format.shto lint the changes in this PR. -> there're seems to be an issue with old stdlib dependency, script fails with Python 3.11, used black formater from within VSCodeAdditionllay
I have changed the readmy to use
pythoninstead ofpython3for better consistency of samples (it had both commands here and there)