docs(setting-up): reword how SwaggerUI reflects Node.js releases (#8142)
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### Prerequisites
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- git, any version
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- NPM >=6.12.x
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Generally, we recommend the following guidelines from [Node.js Releases](https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/) to only use Active LTS or Maintenance LTS releases.
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Current Node.js:
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- Node.js 16.x
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- NPM >=7.10.x
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Current Node.js Active LTS:
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- Node.js 14.x
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- NPM >=6.12.x
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Current Node.js Maintenance LTS:
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- Node.js >=12.4
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- NPM >= 6.12.x
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SwaggerUI Node.js support closely follows [Node.js Release Statuses](https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/)
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and is only expected to work on `Current`, `Active LTS` and `Maintanenace LTS` versions of Node.js.
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SwaggerUI may also work on `Pending` or `EOL` versions of Node.js, but it's not guaranteed.
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### Steps
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