Update Azure AI Foundry and GitHub Models documentation to use strongly-typed model constants #5302
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This PR updates the Azure AI Foundry and GitHub Models integration documentation to use the newly added strongly-typed model constants, as requested in issue #5200.
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Azure AI Foundry Integration
Previously, model deployments required hardcoded string values for model names, versions, and formats:
Now, developers can use strongly-typed
AIFoundryModel
constants:For local development with Foundry Local, the new
AIFoundryModel.Local
constants are now documented:GitHub Models Integration
Similarly, GitHub Models integration now uses
GitHubModel
constants:Benefits
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