Apply PR review feedback: Use runtime model configuration instead of hardcoded value

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Description

Applies feedback from #24853 (comment)

The article emphasizes runtime AI configuration flexibility via the AI Management Module, but the code example hardcoded the model name, contradicting this key benefit.

Change:

  var client = new ModerationClient(
-     model: "omni-moderation-latest",
+     model: config.Model,
      apiKey: config.ApiKey
  );

Now the example demonstrates reading the model from workspace configuration, aligning code with narrative.

Checklist

• I fully tested it as developer / designer and created unit / integration tests
• I documented it (or no need to document or I will create a separate documentation issue)

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Pull request overview

Updates a community article’s moderation example to align with the AI Management Module’s runtime configuration story by removing a hardcoded OpenAI model name and reading it from the workspace configuration.

Changes:

• Replace hardcoded moderation model ("omni-moderation-latest") with config.Model from workspace configuration.

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The snippet now depends on config.Model, but the article doesn’t define what OpenAIAssistantWorkspace looks like (and therefore where Model/ApiKey come from). Consider adding a short code snippet (or a link) that shows the workspace configuration class with Model and ApiKey properties so readers can compile the example.

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PR description checklist indicates unit/integration tests were created, but this PR only changes documentation. Please update the checklist/wording to match the actual scope (or explain where the tests are).

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