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This change adds first-class `groq` provider support to Wave AI mode
resolution and documents it in the Wave AI modes guide. Users can now
configure Groq modes via `ai:provider` with provider defaults applied
automatically.
- **Provider support in backend config resolution**
- Added `groq` as a recognized AI provider constant.
- Added Groq provider defaults in mode resolution:
- `ai:apitype`: `openai-chat`
- `ai:endpoint`: `https://api.groq.com/openai/v1/chat/completions`
- `ai:apitokensecretname`: `GROQ_KEY`
- **Schema/config surface update**
- Extended `AIModeConfigType` provider enum to include `groq`, so
`ai:provider: "groq"` is valid in Wave AI config.
- **Documentation updates (`waveai-modes.mdx`)**
- Added `groq` to supported providers.
- Added a Groq-specific configuration example and default behavior
notes.
- Updated provider reference and capability guidance to include Groq.
- **Focused coverage**
- Added a targeted unit test for Groq provider default application in
`applyProviderDefaults`.
```json
{
"groq-kimi-k2": {
"display:name": "Groq - Kimi K2",
"ai:provider": "groq",
"ai:model": "moonshotai/kimi-k2-instruct"
}
}
```
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