fix: default model asi1-mini → asi1, enhanced timeout guidance

[web3guru888]

Summary

Per feedback from Fetch Innovation Labs (Gautam Kumar), this PR makes two changes:

1. Default model: asi1-mini → asi1

The FIL docs and community have standardized on asi1 as the default model. This PR updates:

• DEFAULT_MODEL in asi1_chat.py from "asi1-mini" to "asi1"
• All examples, docs, and tests to use asi1 as the default
• asi1-mini remains available via --model asi1-mini for lower-latency use cases

2. Enhanced timeout guidance

Gautam noted that timeout errors are a common issue. The troubleshooting docs now include:

• Timeout cheat sheet with recommended --wait values per operation type
• Retry advice — transient failures are common, try 2-3 times
• Streaming tip — use --stream for ASI:One to avoid HTTP-level timeouts
• Full script paths in troubleshooting code examples (were using relative paths)

Files changed (10)

File	Change
skills/asi1-chat/scripts/asi1_chat.py	DEFAULT_MODEL = "asi1"
skills/asi1-chat/SKILL.md	Updated examples, descriptions, version bump to 1.1.0
README.md	Skills table + quick-start example
CONTRIBUTING.md	Running-locally example
docs/api-reference.md	API example + model descriptions
docs/authentication.md	curl example
docs/troubleshooting.md	Expanded timeout section with cheat sheet
examples/04-multi-agent-workflow.md	Model references
tests/test_integration.py	Uses default model (asi1)
CHANGELOG.md	Unreleased entries

Testing

• ✅ All Python scripts parse cleanly
• ✅ All SKILL.md frontmatter valid
• ✅ Live test: asi1 model responds correctly as default

Context

Gautam Kumar (FIL): "In our docs and across the community, we are using asi1 as the model, not asi1-mini. So we should update any references from asi1-mini to asi1 to keep everything consistent."

"It sometimes throws a timeout error, so we should include a note or guidance in the docs on how to handle or avoid timeouts."