Fix profile description to include Ubuntu 22 in supported platforms

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Author: Rost1998

docs/cloudlinuxos/cloudlinux_os_kernel/README.md

@@ -570,7 +570,7 @@ The recommended profile for most servers is **<span class="notranslate">cloudlin
 The profiles are organized in a hierarchy:
 - **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-default-base</span>** / **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-latency-performance-base</span>** — contain all generic tuning parameters (sysctl, CPU governor, OOM adjustments). Not intended for direct use.
 - **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-default-cgv1</span>** / **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-latency-performance-cgv1</span>** — include the base profile and add cgroups v1 boot parameters. **Recommended for most servers.**
-- **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-default-cgv2</span>** / **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-latency-performance-cgv2</span>** — include the base profile and add cgroups v2 boot parameters. Supported starting from **kmod-lve 2.1-58** on **CloudLinux OS 8, 9, and 10**.
+- **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-default-cgv2</span>** / **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-latency-performance-cgv2</span>** — include the base profile and add cgroups v2 boot parameters. Supported starting from **kmod-lve 2.1-58** on **CloudLinux OS 8, 9, 10, and Ubuntu 22**.
 - **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-default</span>** / **<span class="notranslate">cloudlinux-latency-performance</span>** — **deprecated** wrappers that internally include the <span class="notranslate">-cgv1</span> variants. They remain functional for backward compatibility (e.g. existing Ansible scripts), but new installations should use the <span class="notranslate">-cgv1</span> profiles directly.
 
 When upgrading from older versions, the deprecated profiles are automatically switched to their <span class="notranslate">-cgv1</span> equivalents.