Eric Traut 4515bc6df0 Fix model selection after provider setup (#58945)
## Why

After provider setup, new threads could still use the models manager created for the server's startup provider, leaving their default model inconsistent with the model picker.

## What changed

- Build a models manager from the thread's configuration when its provider differs from the startup provider.
- Invalidate the model catalog after successful Amazon Bedrock setup so subsequent model listings reflect the configured provider.

## Testing

Extend Bedrock and GCP setup integration tests to verify that a new thread's model matches the refreshed model listing. The Bedrock test also checks that the thread uses `amazon-bedrock`.

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