fix: honor send_to in Team.run_project - #2130
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Summary
Pass the
send_toargument fromTeam.run_project()to the initialMessage.Previously, the method accepted a recipient but did not forward it, so workflows that need to route the initial requirement to a specific role could remain idle. For example,
examples/debate_simple.pypassessend_to="Alex", but neither debater reacts when the initial message is broadcast without the intended recipient.Root cause
Team.run_project()constructed the initial message with onlycontent=idea, silently dropping itssend_toparameter.Tests
python -m pytest -q tests/metagpt/test_team.py(3 passed).