feat(runners): allow explicitly standard or unlimited #3244
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Allow configuring T instance types as explicitly standard or unlimited credit model. This can help to control costs when using T instances as a "cpu-limited" runner pool.
Also use it in the multi-runner example, as a test.
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Allow configuring T instance types as explicitly standard or unlimited
credit model.
This can help to control costs when using T instances as a "cpu-limited"
runner pool.