[DOCS] Clarifies param description of model_size_bytes
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Overview
Both the GET trained models and the GET trained model stats API report a parameter called
model_size_bytes(however, the stats API has this nested undermodel_size_stats). These are not the same parameters. The first applies only to data frame analytics trained models while the second applies to PyTorch models. This PR clarifies this difference.Preview