Adds support for composio managed workspaces

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[shreysingla11]

The method _get_workspace_id in workspaces.py uses the id variable in the error message before it's checked for None. This could lead to misleading error messages if id is None. Consider checking if id is None before using it in the error message.

[shreysingla11]

The ComposioWorkspace class in workspace.py uses a lot of type ignores (# type: ignore). This can potentially hide type errors and lead to runtime issues. It's better to address these type mismatches directly rather than suppressing the warnings.

[shreysingla11]

Overall, the PR introduces significant functionality related to workspace management. However, there are a few areas that could be improved for better maintainability and reliability:

1. Error handling in _get_workspace_id should be refined to avoid potential null reference issues.
2. Extensive use of # type: ignore in workspace.py should be addressed to ensure type safety and reduce the risk of runtime errors.

Addressing these issues would enhance the code quality and robustness of the new features.

[shreysingla11]

The ComposioWorkspace class in workspace.py has a method load that could potentially raise a ComposioSDKError if the workspace status is SUSPENDED. However, this exception is not documented in the method's docstring, which could lead to unclear API usage for developers integrating with this class. It's important to document all potential exceptions for better maintainability and usability.

[shreysingla11]

Overall, the changes made in this PR are substantial and introduce significant functionality related to workspace management. The code is generally well-structured and follows good programming practices. However, there are a few areas where improvements can be made, particularly in handling potential exceptions and ensuring that all possible edge cases are documented and handled appropriately. It's also recommended to address the use of # type: ignore to avoid suppressing important type checks that could prevent runtime issues. Rating: 7/10.