Outdated Predefined Modern Group Names compared to IDs

[techchmiel]

I noticed that the "Predefined modern group" names associated with the group IDs have changed within the SharePoint web part picker when adding a new web part. I was able to deduce which new names go with which old IDs personally for the most part, but this section needs an update to continue to be helpful to developers.

Thanks in advance and thank you for all the hard work on these pages and content. These are very helpful and used by so many!

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• ID: 3043faa1-f278-c483-17f4-e1af81d9b097
• Version Independent ID: df4b13b3-4c12-0592-7f29-f54075807c3b
• Content: Simplify adding web parts with preconfigured entries
• Content Source: docs/spfx/web-parts/guidance/simplify-adding-web-parts-with-preconfigured-entries.md
• Product: sharepoint
• Technology: sharepoint-framework
• GitHub Login: @VesaJuvonen
• Microsoft Alias: vesaj

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[andrewconnell]

While you're correct, it's not entirely clear which of the new names map to the old ones in SPO. But furthermore, I suspect the SP on-prem deployments will continue to use the old name, so the docs should match.

I just bugged this in #8320... once we see the schema I reference get updated, I'll update this doc.

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