feat: Add hyperbolic env vars to override model class #974
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Background
What does this PR do?
This PR adds more environment variables to override the model used for hyperbolic. This PR creates env variables for a default hyperbolic model (HYPERBOLIC_MODEL) and variables for each model class (SMALL_HYPERBOLIC_MODEL, MEDIUM_HYPERBOLIC_MODEL, LARGE_HYPERBOLIC_MODEL, and IMAGE_HYPERBOLIC_MODEL). These changes follow the same variable pattern that ollama, redpill, google, and other model providers use on Eliza.
What kind of change is this?
Documentation changes needed?
My changes do not require a change to the project documentation.
Testing
Where should a reviewer start?
Detailed testing steps
None, automated tests are fine.