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Introduce a `scan` method in `GolemNode` to query market offers based on constraints, - Added a sample script (`examples/find-gpu-nodes.py`) for scanning and displaying - python >= 3.10 - pydantic
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GolemNode.scan()to discover market offers with optional constraints, batched polling, a quick-scan mode that stops after an empty batch, and best-effort subscription cleanup. Adds the PydanticScanOfferEventmodel and a GPU discovery example.Also guards payload field-type deserialization, raises the minimum Python version to 3.10, adds Pydantic and the development dependency
tabulate, and updates license-check exceptions.Validation:
git diff --check: passed. Automatic mypy stub installation was disabled.Draft:
flake8reports an unusedjsonimport inexamples/find-gpu-nodes.py, andisortreports import formatting in the same file. The CI matrix also still includes Python 3.8 and 3.9, which conflict with the new Python requirement.