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given a VM type (eg `Standard_B2ls_v2`), is there a way to get some of the parameters of it? Stuff like HyperV version, it has a GPU, architecture, etc?

you can kinda parse it out of the string, maybe? but it'd be nice if there was a utility that did it

you can get a lot of that stuff out of the output VirtualMachineInstanceViewResponse after creating the vm azure-native.compute.VirtualMachine