Pass n to find_resolution_on_manifold

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The pull request updates the find_resolution_on_manifold function in the module responsible for handling market data. The change introduces a new optional parameter n (defaulting to 100) that replaces the previous hardcoded value of 10 for the number of markets to retrieve. Additionally, an inline comment clarifies that increasing n may help in retrieving markets that are not returned as the first result during an exact-match search. The core logic of the function remains unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
prediction_market_agent_tooling/.../utils.py	Modified the function signature of find_resolution_on_manifold to include an optional parameter n (default 100) and updated inline documentation.

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7-8: LGTM! Good improvement in configurability and documentation.

The addition of the n parameter with a sensible default value improves the function's flexibility. The explanatory comment provides valuable context about when to adjust this parameter.

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9-11: Verify the impact of increased default value.

The default value has been increased from 10 to 100 markets. While this might improve market discovery, it could impact performance or rate limits.

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Impact of the Increased Default Market Value

• The Manifold Markets API has no explicit per-key or per-application rate limits beyond general anti-DoS measures, as confirmed by the public API documentation.
• Our search for performance- or throttle-related comments in the codebase did not reveal any dedicated handling, which indicates that no additional safeguards were implemented for handling larger operation sizes.
• Although fetching 100 markets instead of 10 may introduce higher payload sizes and could potentially slow down response times in high-frequency scenarios, there is no evidence of direct rate limit violations or performance bottlenecks in the current implementation.

Overall, the increased default value is unlikely to affect API rate limiting; however, it is advisable to monitor and test the performance impact under production load.

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