Fix: Correct provider name in config from openai to lm_studio

[XavierMoon]

PR Description
This PR fixes a typo in the config.lm_studio.yaml file where the provider was incorrectly set to openai instead of lm_studio. This caused local LLM services (such as LM Studio) to be unrecognized and unusable. Changes
Corrected the provider field from openai to lm_studio in the config file Ensured compatibility with local LLM services

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• Documentation
  • Updated configuration examples to use the "lm_studio/" model provider prefix instead of "openai/" for both language and embedding models. Comments were revised to match the new format.

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The configuration file for the language model service was updated to change the model provider prefix from "openai/" to "lm_studio/" for both the language model and embedding model entries. The corresponding comments were also revised to reflect this new prefix. No changes were made to other configuration parameters, endpoints, or settings, and no code or exported entities were altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docs/config_examples/config.lm_studio.yaml	Updated model and embedder provider prefixes from "openai/" to "lm_studio/" and revised comments.

Possibly related PRs

• chore(wren-ai-service): add lm_studio config yaml #1527: Adds the config.lm_studio.yaml configuration file for the first time, which is the same file updated in this PR.

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In the warren of config files I hop,
Swapping "openai/" for "lm_studio/" on top.
Models and embedders, prefixes anew,
YAML lines tidy, their meanings true.
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For tidy configs make code that glows!

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13-13: Correct LLM model prefix for LM Studio.

The model identifier has been updated from the “openai/…” prefix to “lm_studio/…”, ensuring it matches LM Studio’s naming convention and will be recognized by the litellm_llm provider.

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25-25: Correct embedder model prefix for LM Studio.

The embedding model identifier has likewise been updated to use the “lm_studio/…” prefix, aligning with LM Studio’s expected format for the litellm_embedder provider.

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[cyyeh]

@XavierMoon this is not typo. openai prefix means we use openai compatible api for lm studio. This is the rule given by litellm, which is used in wren-ai-service.

What issues are you running into actually?