Justification
As a convenience to aid support issues, the "friendly" name of the Windows installation should be looked up from the raw version number.

Description
Currently, the RD logs OS version shows as a raw number, e.g.
Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 x64

Whilst this is technically correct, it's not particular

$test = @{ "First Name" = "Bob"; "Last Name" = "Smith" }
Write-Host "First Name : " $test."First Name"
Write-Host "Last Name : " $test."Last Name"

gets changed to

$test = @{ "First Name" = "Bob"; "Last Name" = "Smith" }
Write-Host "First Name : " $test. "First Name"
Write-Host "Last Name : " $test. "Last Name"

it puts a space between $test. and "First Name"/"Last Name".

How to reproduce:

• Netbeans formatting: 4 space

• .editorconfig:

[*]
indent_style = space
indent_size = 2

Current result:
pressing tab results in 4 spaces

Expected result:
pressing tab results in 2 spaces

The docs state that you can import with the library like: import {indent} form 'indent.js', but that yields undefined. It should be import indent from 'indent.js'