Fixed settings which configuration plugins could not manage (#1080)

app/MindWork AI Studio/wwwroot/changelog/v26.10.1.md

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 - Improved the Batch Processing assistant, which now leaves out hidden files and folders as well as build output and downloaded dependencies, such as the folder `node_modules`. You can change both in the expert settings of the assistant.
 - Improved local data sources for folders and the Batch Processing assistant, which now leave out files larger than 1 GB, such as images of virtual machines. You can change this limit.
 - Improved the organization-wide management of the Batch Processing assistant. IT departments can now preset whether it includes hidden files and folders, which files and folders it leaves out, and how large a file may be, either fixed or as a default which users may change.
+- Improved the organization-wide management of the app settings. IT departments can now also set whether AI Studio saves energy while the AI writes its answers, which helps on virtual desktops, for example.
 - Improved attaching files to a chat. You can now attach any file that contains readable text, for example, program code or configuration files of a kind AI Studio did not know before.
 - Changed the banner on the start page to a fresh design that shows what AI Studio can do today.
 - Fixed a warning about the confidence level that stayed in the dialog for adding a local data source, even after you chose an embedding provider that meets it. The dialog now checks again whenever you change either of them, so a warning also appears when you switch to a provider that falls short.
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 - Fixed the security notice about removed instructions (prompt injection) appearing only minutes later while AI Studio updated a data source in the background. The notice also mixed your own attachments with files of the data source. Now each notice appears as soon as AI Studio has read the content, for example, the attachments of your message, and it names only that content.
 - Fixed the security notice about removed instructions (prompt injection) appearing several times for one answer when AI Studio checks which passages of your data sources fit your question: once for every passage it checked, and once more for all of them together. You now get one notice per answer, and a file counts once, however many of its passages were affected.
 - Fixed the example configuration for IT departments, which spelled llama.cpp in a way AI Studio does not accept. AI Studio ignored a self-hosted provider set up with that spelling. The example now also names only the self-hosted servers which can create embeddings or transcribe audio.
+- Fixed the configuration of your organization not applying its defaults for the Visual Briefing assistant, such as the provider, the language, or the audience. The settings of the assistant now also show which defaults your organization has locked.
 - Fixed exporting an LLM provider or an embedding provider with a tokenizer. On Windows, the export broke the configuration plugin, and on every system, the plugin ignored the tokenizer because the export named a folder on your computer. The export now names the place in your configuration plugin where the tokenizer file belongs.
 - Fixed building AI Studio from source on Windows, where the checks that run before every build failed because two of them expected the line breaks and file paths of macOS and Linux. Thanks, Paul Koudelka (`PaulKoudelka`), for this contribution.
 - Fixed a problem on Windows where AI Studio could fail to read the configuration of your organization when the name of an environment variable on your computer contained umlauts or other special characters.