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• Documentation
  • Removed the user guide for integrating Dialogflow with the platform, including setup instructions, configuration steps, and usage examples.

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A documentation file providing detailed instructions for integrating Dialogflow with the Glific platform was deleted. No code or exported entity signatures were modified; the change solely involved the removal of this markdown guide.

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Documentation Deletion docs/4. Integrations/Dialogflow for Natural Language Processing.md	Deleted the entire documentation file that described Dialogflow integration setup and usage.

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