updated text to remove specific version and added hyperlink to help

Author: jyaistMap

guide/13-managing-arcgis-applications/cloning-complex-apps.ipynb

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     "## StoryMaps, Web Scenes, and Item Remapping\n",
     "\n",
-    "Version 2.2.0 also smoothes over cloning for another popular item type- [ArcGIS StoryMaps](/python/api-reference/arcgis.apps.storymap.html#storymap). StoryMaps can contain numerous media types and different types of ArcGIS items, which `clone_items()` should cover- we're going to show how users can examine the items in their StoryMap and confirm that both the StoryMap and all of the internal items were cloned properly.\n",
+    "Recent releases have also smoothed over cloning for another popular item type- [ArcGIS StoryMaps](/python/api-reference/arcgis.apps.storymap.html#storymap). StoryMaps can contain numerous media types and different types of ArcGIS items, which `clone_items()` should cover- we're going to show how users can examine the items in their StoryMap and confirm that both the StoryMap and all of the internal items were cloned properly.\n",
     "\n",
     "We'll start by grabbing a StoryMap using the portal item ID, and then use a couple methods to examine the content within the item: using the ArcGIS API for Python's StoryMap class, and accessing the item's internal JSON structure."
    ]
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     "### `remap_data()`\n",
     "\n",
-    "As we mentioned earlier, `remap_data()` is a new function in the `Item` class added in version 2.4.0. This method was added in to address how users might try to fix broken items, or automate mass replacement of an item in other applications. One great example would be if you cloned a Dashboard, but wanted to remap the internal data items to new data items already existent in the target org. Another great example would be if you had a feature layer being used in a bunch of different applications, but the underlying service broke or became obsolete, and you want to automate replacing it in all of the apps that are using it. Basically, any scenario where you want to easily replace an item within another one, this method will be your best friend. See the docstring for it below."
+    "As we mentioned earlier, [`remap_data()`](/python/api-reference/arcgis.gis.toc.html#arcgis.gis.Item.remap_data) is a new function in the `Item` class added in version 2.4.0. This method was added in to address how users might try to fix broken items, or automate mass replacement of an item in other applications. One great example would be if you cloned a Dashboard, but wanted to remap the internal data items to new data items already existent in the target org. Another great example would be if you had a feature layer being used in a bunch of different applications, but the underlying service broke or became obsolete, and you want to automate replacing it in all of the apps that are using it. Basically, any scenario where you want to easily replace an item within another one, this method will be your best friend. See the docstring for it below."
    ]
   },
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