fix: The output of the workflow sub node is not wrapped

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: The output of the workflow sub node is not wrapped

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[shaohuzhang1]

The provided Python code snippet has several areas that might require attention:

1. String Formatting and Interpolation: The use of '{key}: {value}' for both single quotes around keys and values can lead to confusion. It's generally more readable to consistently format it without the surrounding quotes.

2. Potential Issues:

   • There seems to be a mismatch between the dictionary key 'node_is_end' used in one instance with 'view_type'. Ensure these match throughout the codebase.
   • Directly accessing current_node.runtime_node_id when updating another node’s dictionary ({'runtime_node_id': real_node_id}) is incorrect unless there's a specific reason for this operation.

3. Suggested Improvements:

   • Use consistent string formatting without unnecessary quotes.
   • Consider renaming variables where possible to improve readability and consistency.
   • Verify that all variables involved in the dictionary updates (like 'runtime_node_id') have valid content before being used.
   • Add comments if they clarify complex logic or control flow steps.

Here is a revised version of the relevant section with improved formatting and naming conventions:

def hand_event_node_result(self, current_node, node_result_future):
    content = ...  # Replace with actual value or initialization
    view_type = "default"  # Set appropriate type based on context
    
    runtime_node_id = current_node.runtime_node_id
    result_dict = {
        'node_type': current_node.type,
        'runtime_node_id': runtime_node_id,
        'view_type': view_type,
        'child_node': child_node,
        'node_is_end': node_is_end
    }
    
    # Process other conditions similarly

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