Add "echo" model for dry run debugging #1155
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- Introduced "echo" as a new model and provider type in CLI & core
Introduce "echo" model to enable dry runs without LLM calls.
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Introduce the "echo" model to the GenAI ecosystem, enabling dry runs without LLM calls. This addition enhances debugging capabilities by allowing users to see the expected output without invoking an actual LLM provider.
• ✨ Introduces an "echo" provider that does a dry run by returning messages without calling any external service
• 🦺 Adds a "hidden" property for providers so some can be excluded from CLI prompts or configuration menus
• 📚 Updates documentation and CLI references to include the new "echo" provider and to only show non-hidden providers
• ➿ Improves text rendering by collapsing excessive line breaks
• 🏗 Adds a sample script demonstrating usage with the "echo" provider for debugging and testing