Description of concurrency control should match with what is the behavior and with v1 experience

### Describe the Bug with repro steps

This my sample flow:

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Array variable value:

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Compose action:

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Delay action:

Delay by 10 seconds.

Test results for V3 designer:

Scenario 1: Keep default setting: "Concurrency control" = off

Loop 1:

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Loop 2 is 10 seconds later:

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Loop 3 is 10 seconds later:

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Conclusion: it's executed sequentially.

Scenario 2: flip setting: "Concurrent control" = on and Degree of parallelism is 20:

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Loop1:

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Loop2:

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Loop3:

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Conclusion: it's executed in parallel.

Repeat the same scenarios in v1 designer, and got same results.

Verdict:

In the default setting, "Concurrent control" is off, LA runtime executes actions sequentially;

When toggling "Concurrent control" on and set a Degree of parallelism to larger than 1, LA runtime executes actions in parallel.

It's a runtime behavior, not a designer behavior.

V1 description matches runtime behavior:

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V3 description is opposite of runtime behavior. This is a v3 LA designer bug.

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Concurrency control description should be same as v1

### What type of Logic App Is this happening in?

Consumption (Portal)

### Which operating system are you using?

Windows

### Are you using new designer or old designer

New Designer

### Did you refer to the TSG before filing this issue? [https://aka.ms/lauxtsg]()

Yes

### Workflow JSON

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### Additional context

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