doctl kubernetes cluster node-pool create mycluster123 --auto-scale --min-nodes 0 --name test --size s-1vcpu-2gb --max-nodes 1 --count 0 says the node pool needs at least min 1

In your documentation (https://docs.digitalocean.com/reference/doctl/reference/kubernetes/cluster/node-pool/create/) you write:

> The minimum number of nodes in the node pool when autoscaling is enabled
> Default: 0

wheres when I write following command:

```shell
doctl kubernetes cluster node-pool create mycluster123 --auto-scale --min-nodes 0 --name test --size s-1vcpu-2gb --max-nodes 1 --count 0
```

It returns me:
```
Error: POST https://api.digitalocean.com/v2/kubernetes/clusters/123123-123123123-123123123-123123/node_pools: 422 (request "123-123-123-123") validation error: worker_node_pool_spec.min nodes must be greater than or equal to 1
```

Is it not possible to create a nodepool with 0 min nodes? We have a pretty valid usecase: we have some special tasks, which needs huge amounts of RAM/disk space, but we dont want to spend money on a node, which is not utilized at all, when the task is not running.
So we would like to have a nodepool with 0 min-nodes, which then autoscales when a job is running - and deletes the node again afterwards.

At least - the documentation with default 0 - makes no sense if its not allowed?

Start with the doctl Kubernetes node-pool create command and compare its --min-nodes defaults and validation with the referenced documentation. Reproduce the command against the API response shown; done when the allowed minimum is confirmed and the CLI documentation or behavior accurately reflects it.

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