CUSTOM_MODELS - support wildcard and entire providerName

[bestsanmao]

#5050

for CUSTOM_MODELS
if start with "-", it supports -@providerName
and -modelname support wildcard (*),
eg:
CUSTOM_MODELS=-ernie-*,-doubao-*,-@azure

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the functionality of the collectModelTable and collectModelTableWithDefaultModel functions. Key improvements include streamlined matching logic for model names, support for wildcards, and clearer control flow. These updates increase code maintainability and robustness, ensuring a more flexible handling of model collections and default assignments.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
app/utils/model.ts	Updated collectModelTable to include a boolean match for improved name matching with wildcards. Simplified control flow and added cases for hyphen-prefixed names. Enhanced collectModelTableWithDefaultModel for consistent quotation and clearer logic in setting default models.

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Changes sprout, dispelling gloom.
Wildcards dance with names so bright,
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f6a6c51 and a938587.

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• app/utils/model.ts (2 hunks)

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app/utils/model.ts (6)

55-56: Introduce match variable to streamline logic.

The introduction of the match variable simplifies the logic for determining if a model name matches the provided customModelName and customProviderName.

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61-61: Simplify matching logic.

The simplified matching logic improves readability and maintainability.

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63-74: Enhance pattern matching with wildcards and exclusions.

The added logic for handling wildcards and exclusions (-) enhances the flexibility of model specifications. However, ensure that the regular expression construction is efficient and correctly handles edge cases.

Ensure that the regular expression correctly handles edge cases and does not introduce performance overhead.

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76-76: Set available flag based on match.

Setting the available flag based on the match variable is a clear and efficient approach.

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119-119: Improve consistency in quotation marks.

The change to use consistent quotation marks improves code readability.

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125-128: Reformat logic for setting default model.

The reformatted logic for setting a model as default is clearer and separates the checks for availability and matching against the defaultModel.

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