Fix-up changes for UIA by default (#13828)

Fix-up of #10964. Summary of the issue: The link to Expose Text Attributes to UI Automation microsoft/terminal#10336 was broken by t2t preproc directives. Additional clarification on "NVDA API levels" might be appreciated by some users.
nvaccess · Jun 22, 2022 · 506f306 · 506f306
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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ What's New in NVDA
   - Reporting of typed text that does not appear onscreen (such as passwords) is disabled by default.
 It can be re-enabled in NVDA's advanced settings panel. (#11554)
   - Text that has scrolled offscreen can be reviewed without scrolling the console window. (#12669)
-  - More detailed text formatting information is available.
+  - More detailed text formatting information is available. ([microsoft/terminal PR 10336 https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/pull/10336])
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@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ It can be re-enabled in NVDA's advanced settings panel. (#11554)
 - Updated Comtypes to version 1.1.11. (#12953)
 - In builds of Windows Console (``conhost.exe``) with an NVDA API level of 2 (``FORMATTED``) or greater, such as those included with Windows 11 version 22H2 (Sun Valley 2), UI Automation is now used by default. (#10964)
   - This can be overridden by changing the "Windows Console support" setting in NVDA's advanced settings panel.
+  - To find your Windows Console's NVDA API level, set "Windows Console support" to "UIA when available", then check the NVDA+F1 log opened from a running Windows Console instance.
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