Allow all thinking tags to pass through in gr.Chatbot at least for models that are loaded with gr.load()

[abidlabs]

Two parts to this issue:

(1) Allow developers to set allow_tags=True to let all tags to come through
(2) Make this the default for chatbots loaded for gr.load()

See this internal conversation

[hysts]

I tried the wheel in #10743, but the issue still persists.

#10743 added these lines, but this change applies to gr.load_chat, not gr.load.

gradio/gradio/external.py

Lines 856 to 857 in dd2de17

	if "chatbot" not in kwargs:
	kwargs["chatbot"] = gr.Chatbot(allow_tags=True)

So, the same code should be added to this part as well.

gradio/gradio/external.py

Lines 319 to 333 in dd2de17

	if tags and "conversational" in tags:
	from gradio import ChatInterface
	fn = external_utils.conversational_wrapper(client)
	examples = [
	"What is the capital of Pakistan?",
	"Tell me a joke about calculus.",
	"Explain gravity to a 5-year-old.",
	"What were the main causes of World War I?",
	]
	chat_interface_kwargs = {
	"examples": examples,
	}
	kwargs = dict(chat_interface_kwargs, **kwargs)
	return ChatInterface(fn, type="messages", **kwargs) # type: ignore

Also, I think it would be better to pass gr.Chatbot(type="messages", scale=1, allow_tags=True) instead.
As type="messages" is specified when instantiating gr.ChatInterface in gr.load and gr.load_chat, without specifying it in gr.Chatbot, a deprecation warning appears in the log. It's harmless, but a bit annoying.
When passing gr.Chatbot to gr.ChatInterface without specifying scale=1, the default height of 400 is used, and it's rendered like this:

[abidlabs]

Thanks @hysts agreed

[dawoodkhan82]

Thanks @hysts, opened a PR.