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docs(ep-v2): name Groq and the model in the Ask AI disclosure - #4397

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Restores the provider name and model id to the Ask AI privacy disclosure. Final piece of sc-139273.

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Merge order is load-bearing. This must land after #4396, and after #4391.

If #4396 is rejected — that is, if Groq is not an approved subprocessor — close this PR rather than merging it. #4391 is correct and complete without it.

What it changes

Three lines, all in enterprise-portal-v2-portal-features.mdx:

  1. Names Groq and the openai/gpt-oss-120b model as the processor, replacing "a third-party AI provider"
  2. Restores the sentence pointing at Infrastructure and Subprocessors
  3. Restores the Related topics entry

No change to the substance of the disclosure. What data is transmitted — the question, up to the last 10 messages, and the entitlement-filtered content — was already documented in #4391 and is untouched here. This PR adds only the identity.

Why it was split out in the first place

#4391 documents Ask AI, which is live and was shipping to customers with no documentation at all. Holding that page until a subprocessor listing landed would have kept a live data flow undocumented for an unbounded period, so the naming was deferred and the page shipped with the disclosure intact.

The model id went with the provider deliberately, and the reason is easy to miss: openai/gpt-oss-120b reads as OpenAI, and OpenAI is already listed as a subprocessor. Naming the model while withholding the provider would have pointed readers at the wrong processor. The two are restored together for the same reason they were removed together.

Vale

Depends on Groq in styles/config/vocabularies/ThirdPartyProducts/accept.txt, which #4396 adds. Not duplicated here — two PRs adding the same accept-list line would conflict. Verified clean once that entry is present.

Restores what #4391 deliberately withheld while Groq was absent from the
Infrastructure and Subprocessors page.

Depends on #4396 adding the Groq row. Must not merge before it: naming a
processor missing from the published list is the exact inconsistency #4391
avoided, and Vale.Spelling fails on Groq until #4396 adds the vocabulary
entry.
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Folded into #4396. Keeping the subprocessor row and the disclosure naming in one atomic change so the disclosure can never name a processor that is absent from the published list — with two PRs that invariant depended on merge ordering. Neither half is urgent enough to want them separate; both wait on the same sign-off.

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