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Fix non-Docker CodeInterpreterTool output #383
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The schema for CodeInterpreterTool says that the result of the code should be printed, but CodeInterpreterTool.run_in_restricted_sandbox and CodeInterpreterTool.run_code_unsafe both try to get the result from a `result` variable. This is inconsistent with how `run_code_in_docker` gets its results and seems to often cause task failures. Use contextlib.redirect_stdout to capture the output from code that is exec'ed so all execution methods get whatever the code output.
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The schema for CodeInterpreterTool says that the result of the code should be printed, but CodeInterpreterTool.run_in_restricted_sandbox and CodeInterpreterTool.run_code_unsafe both try to get the result from a
resultvariable. This is inconsistent with howrun_code_in_dockergets its results and seems to often cause task failures.Use contextlib.redirect_stdout to capture the output from code that is exec'ed so all execution methods get whatever the code output.