Add llmman as a self-hosted host for chat and embedding providers (#947)

Co-authored-by: Thorsten Sommer <SommerEngineering@users.noreply.github.com>

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

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 - Added a setting to share which features of AI Studio you use with the operators of self-hosted AI servers, usually your organization. When you switch it on, requests to self-hosted providers and LiteLLM name the feature that sent them, such as the chat, an assistant, or an agent, together with the version of AI Studio and your operating system. Cloud providers never receive these details, and AI Studio sends nothing to its developers. The setting is off by default, and you find it in the app settings. Thanks, Dominic Neuburg (`donework`), for this contribution.
 - Added a way for IT departments to let requests to the self-hosted AI servers of your organization name the feature of AI Studio that sent them, either for everybody or as a default that users may change. This shows which features are used. The Enterprise IT documentation explains what is sent and what to clarify before you switch it on, for example, with your works council.
 - Added Requesty as a new LLM provider for chats, embeddings, and transcriptions. Requesty is an AI gateway from the United Kingdom that gives you models from many providers with a single API key. Because where your data is processed depends on the model you choose, you set its trust level yourself. Thanks, Thibault Jaigu (`Thibaultjaigu`), for this first contribution.
+- Added [llmman](https://github.com/llmmanorg/llmman) as a new option for the models you host yourself. llmman runs open models on your own computer or server, and AI Studio can use them for chats, embeddings, and transcriptions. Thanks, Eric Curtin (`ericcurtin`), for this first contribution.
 - Improved the Read Web Page tool. When you have not allowed the AI to choose web addresses freely, the tool now refuses every address that does not appear in your chat or in what the tools returned, instead of only asking the AI not to read it.
 - Improved the installation on macOS: AI Studio is now signed and checked by Apple, so it opens like any other app. You no longer need the Terminal.
 - Improved the installation on Windows: AI Studio is now signed, so Windows shows who published it. For a while, Windows may still ask you to confirm the installation until it knows the app better.
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 - Fixed the warning about unsaved changes in a chat appearing only by chance when you save your chats manually or have turned off workspaces. AI Studio now reliably asks before you open another chat, create a new one, or leave the chat page, so you no longer lose your changes by accident.
 - 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.
 - Updated the code contributions on the supporters page, which now thank everyone who has contributed code to AI Studio so far.
 - Upgraded several libraries to improve security.
 - Upgraded to Rust v1.99.0