Fix syntax in Python example for running an agent

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This PR fixes critical Python syntax errors in the agent documentation examples within docs/reference/agent.mdx. The changes correct two fundamental Python syntax issues:

1. Function call syntax: Changes stagehand.agent({...}) to stagehand.agent(...) - removing the incorrect use of JavaScript/TypeScript object literal syntax {} in favor of proper Python function call syntax with parentheses.

2. Dictionary formatting: Updates the agent.execute() call to use proper Python dictionary syntax with quoted keys: {"instruction": ..., "max_steps": ...} instead of the invalid JavaScript-style object notation {instruction=..., max_steps=...}.

These fixes ensure that Python developers copying code examples from the documentation will have syntactically correct code that can actually execute. The changes align the Python examples with proper Python language conventions while maintaining the same functionality demonstrated in the TypeScript examples elsewhere in the codebase. This is a documentation-only change that improves the developer experience for Python users without affecting any core functionality.

Confidence score: 5/5

• This PR is extremely safe to merge with no risk of breaking functionality
• Score reflects that these are documentation-only fixes correcting obvious Python syntax errors
• No files require special attention as this only affects documentation examples

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