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Connector names carry into access reviews

Keep multiple connections to the same provider straight in access reviews. Probo now shows each connector account's instance name on source cards and in the accounts drawer, then preserves it in campaign snapshots.

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When one provider has several connections, it should be obvious which one an access review is using.

Connector account names now appear on access-review source cards and in the accounts drawer. Campaigns preserve a snapshot of the name, so reviewers can still identify the connection used. Names already stored on an access source carry over, while CSV sources keep their own name.