Updated Multi strip (markdown)

Multi-strip.md

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-## Multi strip support (alpha)
+## Multi strip support
 
-Starting in WLED 0.12.0 (yet unreleased, you can test the latest alpha in the dev branch), you are able to connect to multiple LED output from one ESP!
+Starting in WLED 0.12.0, you are able to connect to multiple LED output from one ESP!
 Pins and lengths can be easily configured in LED settings, you do not need to re-compile for your specific setup. Custom binaries for pins are now also a thing of the past!
 
 There are a few specifics and tips to keep in mind when designing your setup:
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 - For okay performance, you can use 1000 LEDs/pin with 5 outputs for a total of 5000 LEDs.
 - For okay performance, you can use 800 LEDs/pin with 6 outputs for a total of 4800 LEDs.
 - ESP32 can calculate about 65k-85k LEDs per second (that means 1000 LEDs @~70fps, 2000 LEDs @~35fps, 4000 LEDs @~18fps)
-- 4 outputs seem to be the sweet spot. 
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-### Known issues / TODO
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-- Segments are setup incorrectly after saving LED settings. Segment 0 is always reset to total LED count.
-- ~~Pins beyond the first two are not saved - PWM RGB, RGBW, and RGBCW types will not yet work correctly~~
-- Make usermod pin allocation work again
-- ~~Add an indicator for frames per second to the info page~~
-- ~~There is no over-memory check logic in the backend yet - checks are JS-only. Don't edit cfg.json to crazy values, it might lead to a bootloop~~
-- Check feasibility of 160MHz CPU clock on ESP8266. It should allow for more fluid animations with large LED counts
-- ~~The memory indicator might indicate red/max on load of LED settings even though under limit. Only happens on page load, changing any value makes it display correctly~~
-- ~~Bump LED mem for 32 from 32k to 64k - It CAN drive 8000 LEDs, just not with a nice framerate using the current implementation~~
+- 4 outputs seem to be the sweet spot.