Adds prompt template for generating new data

elise/data_generation/data_generation_prompts.txt

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+Image you are assisting me generating data for training a T5 language model. Each record contains a user prompts where the user describes a place they want to dine, and user intentions and intention category which is label for training model. the labels are user intentions. 
+Intentions categories are: 
+- Cuisine
+- Location
+- Price
+- Atmosphere
+- Service
+- Reviews
+- Accessibility
+- Amenity & Special features 
+- Offerings
+- Recommendations
+- Crowd
+- Payment
+- Category
+
+Here is one example:
+Prompt: I have a gluten allergy and need to find a restaurant with gluten-free options. Do you know any good ones in this area?
+Label: { "Location": "in this area", "Dietary restrictions": "gluten-free" }
+
+Write 5 random records in json format containing user's prompts and user's intentions.

elise/data_generation/prompt_generation.txt

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+Your task is to parse an unstructured job posting and turn it into a JSON containing the most important information. The job posting can describe one or more jobs at the same company. The JSON should consist of the following information:
+ - The company name (field name: "companyName", field type: string)
+ - the location of the company (field name: "companyLocation", field type: string); if not explictily stated, you can try to infer the company's actual location from other clues, e.g., something like "Remote (US)" usually means that the company is located in the US; if the location cannot be inferred, set it to null
+ - a short description of what the company is doing or building (field name: "companyDescription", field type: string); try to keep it short (max length: ca. 300 characters)
+ - a list of advertised jobs (field name: "jobs", field type: array).
+Each element of the "jobs" array should contain the following fields:
+ - The job title (field name: "jobTitle", field type: string); the job title should be given in the singular form (i.e., Frontend Developer instead of Frontend Developers)
+ - the salary range (field name: "salary", field type: string); only include explictly stated salary amounts, otherwise set to null
+ - whether equity is part of the compensation (field name: "equity", field type: boolean)
+ - the benefits (field name: "benefits", field type: string); include things like 401k, insurance, equipment, child care, etc. if stated, otherwise set to null
+ - the location of the job (field name: "location", field type: string)
+ - whether this is a job for senior/experienced candidates (field name: "senior", field type: boolean); typically senior, staff, lead, principal, vp, cto, etc. positions are all regarded as senior level
+ - whether it is a remote opportunity (field name: "remote", field type: boolean)
+ - whether it can be done onsite from an office (field name: "onsite", field type: boolean)
+ - whether it can be done part-time (field name: "partTime", field type: boolean)
+ - whether it can be done full-time (field name: "fullTime", field type: boolean)
+ - the URL to the specific job description (field name: "jobUrl", field type: string)
+ - and any specific requirements/skills that might be stated (field name: "requirements", field type: string).
+In general, if certain information is not stated, set the respective field to null. If the company seeks more than one person for the same role, include the role only once.
+
+This is the job posting:
+
+%s
+
+The structured JSON representation is:
+```json
+{"companyName":