Mention groups in project visibility docs
What does this MR do?
When setting group visibility, users are linked to the project visibility doc, because the visibility levels are the same, but this page doesn't mention groups. Reader might think they're on a wrong page.
This edit updates the page to talk about groups too, and adds group-relevant steps.
When merged, it will be followed by an update to the side nav.
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