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Update outdated info in quotas-skus-regions.md #178

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@JoeyC-Dev JoeyC-Dev commented Mar 12, 2025

Proposed change:
Align the document with latest default setting in portal.

Supporting point:
One example is: kubenet no longer can be used when creating AKS in Azure portal:
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Related issue: Official announcement - Azure/AKS#4859
This means the outdated document is misleading now which makes users think "kubenet is still supported".

I notice the document is outdated after then. Hence update it. You can check if the info is correct by clicking it in Azure portal.

Meantime, fixing the typo which is obviously wrong due to duplication:
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ttorble commented Mar 12, 2025

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Can you review the proposed changes?

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