feat: Add quota check scripts for Azure OpenAI models and Fabric capacity#127
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Purpose
This pull request updates the quota check documentation and tooling to provide clearer guidance, improved usability, and expanded support for both Bash and PowerShell environments. The most significant changes are the addition of a comprehensive PowerShell script for quota checking, enhanced documentation for both Bash and PowerShell usage, and improved output formatting for quota results.
Key changes:
New PowerShell Quota Check Script
quota_check.ps1, which checks Azure OpenAI model quotas and optionally Microsoft Fabric capacity across regions. It supports flexible parameterization for models, regions, and verbosity, and outputs a clear summary table with recommendations.Documentation Improvements
docs/quota_check.mdto clarify default models, regions, and capacities, and to better align documentation with deployment parameters. The documentation now includes command examples and input formats for both Bash and PowerShell, and describes the new Fabric capacity check option.Output and Usability Enhancements
Does this introduce a breaking change?