Rename Prompt to Template and add deprecation warning to the prompt decorator
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I replace a couple `classmethod`s with simple function, and added the default filter to the Jinja environment built when reading the template from a file.
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The `Prompt` class really represents a prompt *template* and not a prompt. I thus renamed it to `Template` to make it less confusing to the user.
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Promptnaming does not match what the object actually represents: a prompt template. I thus renamed it. I also made the decision to deprecate the@promptdecorator. Defining jinja templates in a docstring has always felt awkward, and users still have two ways to define a prompt template:Template.from_fileCloses #1438