Add GPU instance search command with filtering and sorting #274
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Add a new `brev gpus` command that allows users to search and filter GPU instance types from the API. Features include: - Filter by GPU name (case-insensitive partial match) - Filter by minimum GPU memory per GPU - Filter by minimum total VRAM across all GPUs - Filter by minimum GPU compute capability - Filter by cloud provider - Filter to show only available instances - Sort by any column (instance-type, gpu-name, memory, price, etc.) - Sort in ascending or descending order
- Use public api.brev.dev endpoint for instance types - Add comprehensive unit tests for filtering and sorting logic - Tests cover: GPU name, memory, VRAM, capability, provider filters - Tests cover: all sort columns and descending order
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Add a new
brev gpuscommand that allows users to search and filterGPU instance types from the API. Features include: