refactor(fetcher): split HuggingFace model fetching modules (#41)#140
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Move fetcher responsibilities into focused modules for HF API orchestration, model parsing, parameter normalization, GGUF extraction, sliding-window metadata, and cache serialization. Keep whichllm.models.fetcher as a compatibility shim so existing public and test imports continue to work. Refs Andyyyy64#41
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Part of #41.
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Splits the oversized
src/whichllm/models/fetcher.pyinto focused modules by responsibility:models/fetcher.pymodels/hf.pymodels/parser.pyModelInfoparsingmodels/parameters.pymodels/gguf.pymodels/sliding_window.pymodels/serialization.pyfetcher.pyremains as a re-export shim so existing imports like: