Add NVIDIA Integration for Local LLM Support #144
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This PR closes #143 by adding support for NVIDIA GPU acceleration in local LLM inference, allowing users with NVIDIA hardware to leverage CUDA for faster processing when using local models.
The integration enables optional local LLM usage via environment variables. It implicitly utilizes NVIDIA GPUs if the local server (e.g., Ollama, LM Studio) is configured with CUDA support. No new dependencies are added, keeping the codebase lightweight.
Please review and merge if everything looks good! Let me know if any adjustments are needed.