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Normalize the Python package name to "google-generativeai" #412

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Description of the change

The package name google-generativeai was written as google.generativeai which is incorrect.

Motivation

Use the correct package name on the pip install command.

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Choose one: Bug fix

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That is the official name. Thanks.

@MarkDaoust MarkDaoust merged commit 8384bed into google:main May 15, 2024
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