Add initial inference data export script #2975
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I chose to use the existing `ExportMessageNode` and `ExportMessageTree` models and simply add new event types to allow inference chats to fit these models, as this seemed simpler than creating entirely new models.
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I chose to use the existing
ExportMessageNodeandExportMessageTreemodels and simply add new event types to allow inference chats to fit these models, as this seemed simpler than creating entirely new models.