I'm pretty sure a GE product. It will also state in user manuals in safety warning whether it's ok to light a burner when there is no power.

Most current models can be lit in a power outage but the only way to know on any particular one is to check the pdf of the user guide/owner's manual. Do a word search on a term like "outage" or "match." If you don't find those terms, then you've identified a model that cannot be lit in a power outage. Once in a while, IME, you may find a manual that forthrightly says it cannot be lit without power, but many manuals skip past that issue. Where you find the term in a pdf, read the passages and see if it says anything about lighting burners with a match or without power.

As for gas ranges without self cleaning, it is pretty common at the lowest and highest ends of the market , but it is hard to know for any given model without checking the specs on vendor sites like Lowe's, AJ Madison, ABT, etc.

I have to say that the "lights in an outage" question has been asked so often that you'd think some industrious appliance geek somewhere would have compiled a list of all current models that can be lit during a power outage. Add in the additional filter of having or not having high heat self cleaning and you'd have a pretty comprehensive reference.

However, in the decades that I've been participating here, I have yet to find such a list. But maybe somebody here has compiled the list or knows where to find one and (hopeffully) will chime in. I suspect that will be unlikely because so many manufacturers change model numbers so often that it would be hard to maintain a current list, but you never know.

Oh, one other thing; in previous threads on this questions, some folks have wanted to be able to light an oven without electrical power, not just the stove top burners. The answer to that is that nobody in the North American appliance market is currently selling any residential gas ranges with piiot lights or without thermostatic oven controls but some forum members have turned up a few stoves which have 9v battery back-ups for the oven and stove-top ignitors. You aren't asking about that, though, are you?

The burners can be lit with a match on lots of gas ranges. If you want to bare bones, Home Depot is selling this GE JGBS30REKSS for $437 though like all gas modern ranges it still requires electricity for the oven's electronic ignition. HD is selling this very-well-liked Frigidaire FFGF3054TS for an amazing $547 whose burners can also be lit with a match. In between is this Whirlpool WFG320M0BS for $498.