feat: add support to include application inference profiles as models #131
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New feature support: Add support for listing application defined inference profiles as models
Description of changes:
As AWS uses system defined inference profiles for cross region inference models/profiles, we can also define custom application defined inference profiles based on foundation models.
This gives flexibility to define profiles for different purposes for segregation and cost tracking purposes. I am using it in a project for cost tracking purposes using AWS tags attached to application inference profiles.
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