docs(changelog): #5408 self-hosted provider setup (Ollama/LM Studio) in Settings

CHANGELOG.md

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 - **The busy-time send behavior is now called "Default message mode," and new installs default to Steer.** The Settings → Preferences control formerly labeled "Busy input mode" is renamed to "Default message mode," and a fresh install now defaults to **Steer** (inject a mid-turn correction without interrupting) instead of Queue. Your existing choice is preserved — if you ever saved settings, your current mode (Queue/Interrupt/Steer) is migrated as-is and unchanged; only never-configured installs pick up the new Steer default. The saved preference still survives a reload or a brief server outage (the localStorage mirror from the previous release is intact). Thanks @rodboev. (#5162, #5145)
 
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+- **Add a self-hosted provider (Ollama or LM Studio) from Settings.** After onboarding, a new Settings control lets you point WebUI at a local OpenAI-compatible model server (Ollama / LM Studio) by choosing the provider, model, and base URL — no hand-editing `config.yaml`. The base URL is validated (scheme + provider allowlist) and persisted for the agent's provider client; the WebUI server never dials the URL itself (no SSRF surface). Thanks @rodboev. (#5408, #3260)
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 ### Fixed
 
 - **Screen readers no longer announce the approval and clarify dialogs while they're inactive.** The approval and clarify flyout cards stayed in the accessibility tree and tab order even when hidden, so a screen-reader user could land on a dialog that isn't actually showing. Inactive cards are now removed from assistive tech (`aria-hidden` + `inert`) and visually hidden (`hidden` + `display:none`), and restored when shown — with the show sequence ordered so the entrance animation still plays correctly. Thanks @sheldon-im. (#5404)