add hidden and exposed to help file (#676)

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@ -76,7 +76,6 @@ buttons may not be available depending on the current configuration of your node
<ul>
<li>pending: LQM is collecting data and evaluating the link.</li>
<li>active: the link is viable and can be used.</li>
<li>idle: the link is usable and would be <em>active</em> but the node routing table does not yet have a route for sending traffic across the link.</li>
<li>blocked: the link is unusable and is blocked from use.</li>
<li>blocked - distance: the remote node is either too close or too distant, based on the LQM Min and Max Distance settings.</li>
<li>blocked - signal: the SNR on the link is too low to reliably pass data, based on the LQM Min SNR setting.</li>
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<li>blocked - latency: the link latency is too high to reliably pass data.</li>
<li>blocked - dtd: LQM blocks the RF interface of any nodes to which a DtD link also exists.</li>
<li>blocked - dup: LQM blocks a link in cases when your node has an RF link to other nodes which themselves connect to each other via DtD. This can occur when there are multiple radios at a site using the same channel. The best remote node is chosen as the RF link for your node but the other possible RF connections are blocked as duplicates.</li>
<li>blocked - user: LQM blocks any node which you enter in the <em>User Blocked Nodes</em> field in the Advanced Configuration section.
<li>blocked - user: LQM blocks any node which you enter in the <em>User Blocked Nodes</em> field in the Advanced Configuration section.</li>
<li>hidden: LQM will display nodes that are out of range of your node but which are able to access a common intermediary node.</li>
<li>exposed: LQM will display nodes that can reach other nodes which are hidden from your node.</li>
<li>idle: the link is usable and would be <em>active</em> but the node routing table does not yet have a route for sending traffic across the link.</li>
<li>disconnected: the RF Neighbor is no longer online.</li>
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