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Don't require an API key to analyze with local Ollama - #267
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The Analyze button still required dataset.apiKey on the provider dropdown, so Local OpenAI-compatible always toasted even after a successful Test API. Skip that check for local-openai and store a dummy key when Settings is saved with the field empty.
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Picking Local OpenAI-compatible then Analyze with AI showed "No API key configured" even though Test API worked. The Analyzer tab now treats local-openai/ollama as key-optional.