ISSUE-690: Create AI model whitelist configuration #693
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Description:
We wish to dynamically whitelist AI models available for use. To prevent the potential exposure of sensitive data when autograding/autotesting assignments, we wish to restrict usage to remote models.
Implementation
Allow users when creating an assignment the ability to submit a whitelist of available models. When the autotest is ran, any models used missing from this list will fail to execute.