bugfix(ocm): exclude the local instance in the inviter select #11560
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Description
this fixes a bug where the local instance was listed in the inviter select.
Motivation and Context
reduce confusion by removing the current (users instance) from the inviter select.
Screenshots (if appropriate):
the current user is on https://ocis.ocm.i2:10200/
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