Tweak help formatting script to be more StrictMode tolerant#10563
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StrictMode is disabled in at least one other script block in the help formatting. This change just adds another. Addresses PowerShell#10562 Turns out that just this one little addition of `Set-StrictMode -Off` fixed the errors for my particular case. (It is possible there are other ways to underspecify MAML, that would require more, similar changes, but this looks like enough for me for now.)
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PR Summary
StrictMode is disabled in at least one other script block in the
help formatting. This change just adds another.
PR Context
Fixes #10562
Turns out that just this one little addition of
Set-StrictMode -Offfixed the errors for my particular case.
(It is possible there are other ways to underspecify MAML, that would
require more, similar changes, but this looks like enough for me for
now.)
PR Checklist
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