model integration with DT

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Pull request overview

This PR adds support for a default_deployment_template parameter to the model creation functionality in Azure Machine Learning Services CLI extension. This integration enables users to specify a default deployment template when creating models.

Key Changes

• Added default_deployment_template parameter to ml_model_create function signature
• Updated Model constructor call to pass the new parameter
• Added CLI argument definition for --default-deployment-template option

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
src/machinelearningservices/azext_mlv2/manual/custom/model.py	Added default_deployment_template parameter to function signature and Model constructor; contains misplaced argument definition code
src/machinelearningservices/azext_mlv2/manual/_params/_model_params.py	Added proper CLI argument definition for --default-deployment-template in the parameter loading function

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Please fix CI issues

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Module: machinelearningservices

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• Update VERSION to 3.0.0 in src/machinelearningservices/setup.py

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