RUN-14525 add inference and change workload types

Author: jasonnovichRunAI

docs/Researcher/user-interface/workspaces/create/create-env.md

@@ -8,19 +8,17 @@ To create an environment:
 4. Enter the image URL path and an image pull policy.
 5. Choose a supported workload type. Configure this section based on the type of workload you expect to run in this environment. Choose from:
 
-      * `Single node`—use for running workloads on a single node.
-      * `Multi-node`—use for running distributed workloads on multiple nodes.
+      * *Standard*—use for running workloads on a single node.
+      * *Distributed*—use for running distributed workloads on multiple nodes.
 
     Then choose the workload that can use the environment:
 
-      * `Workspace`
-      * `Training`
-6. In the *Supported workload types* pane select either `Single node` or `Multi-node (Distributed)`.
+      * *Workspace*
+      * *Training*
+      * *Inference*
 
-      1. If you selected `Single node`, select `Workspace`, or `Training` or both.
-      2. If you selected `Multi-node (Distributed)`, select a framework from the dropdown, then select `Workspace`, or `Training` or both.
-
-7. Select a tool from the list. You can add multiple tools by pressing *+ Tool*. Selecting a tool is optional.
+    If you selected *Inference*, in the *endpoint* pane, select a *Protocol* from the dropdown, then enter the *Container port*.
+6. Select a tool from the list. You can add multiple tools by pressing *+ Tool*. Selecting a tool is optional.
 
     Tools can be:
 
@@ -40,7 +38,7 @@ To create an environment:
     * The container image needs to support the tool.
     * The administrator must configure a DNS record and certificate. For more information, see [Workspaces configuration](../../../../admin/runai-setup/config/allow-external-access-to-containers.md#workspaces-configuration).
 
-8. Configure runtime settings with:
+7. Configure runtime settings with:
 
        1. Commands and arguments—visible, but not editable in the workspace creation form.
        2. Environment variables—visible and editable in the workspace creation form.
@@ -49,7 +47,7 @@ To create an environment:
     !!! Note
         The value of an environment variable can remain empty for the researcher to fill in when creating a workspace.
 
-9. Configure the security settings from:
+8. Configure the security settings from:
 
        1. Settings in the image—security settings that come with the image file. 
        2. Custom settings: