Updated the way the openai key is ingested. #2
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Refactor API key handling to use environment variable
Previously, the OpenAI API key was hardcoded in the code. This commit refactors the code to use an environment variable, OPENAI_API_KEY, to store the API key. This is a more secure and flexible way of handling the API key, allowing it to be easily changed without modifying the code. Additionally, if no API key is found, the code now raises an exception with a helpful error message, ensuring that the API key is set correctly. This change improves code quality and security.