Separate terminal version and Windows version in issue template #11528
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We're getting a LOT of issues that are all "I cant
readset the terminal as the default terminal" that would all be instantaneously diagnosable if we knew OP's terminal version. Weirdly, these posts always include the OS version. So I'm separating these out into two different line items.I'm not marking them both as required, because for conhost bugs the Terminal version isn't relevant. I'm debating that with myself.
I might instead go for: