feat(scale): implement scale cost with real provider pricing data#225
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…ofullstack#224) Replaces the stub command with a working implementation: - Curated pricing table for 11 cloud providers (RunPod, DigitalOcean, Vultr, Hetzner, Atlantic.Net, Railway, Cloudflare, Fly.io, Supabase, NVIDIA, Firebase) - Reads local .sh1pt/credentials.json for fleet instance counts - Per-provider breakdown with hourly/monthly costs - Rightsizing suggestions for expensive GPU instances - --json flag for machine-readable output - Graceful guidance when no instances are provisioned
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Closes #224
Replaces the
sh1pt scale coststub with a working implementation that shows per-provider pricing from a curated table of 11 cloud providers, reads local fleet state, and generates --json output.