[Bug]: Confusing Cloze Pattern Config

[MotaOcimar]

Describe the bug

If the user adds a "Cloze Pattern" with a highlight different from the default provided, the checkbox Convert ==highlights== to clozes has no effect on it. The same goes for patterns with bolded text and the checkbox Convert **bolded text** to clozes and for {{text in curly brackets}} and the checkbox Convert {{curly brackets}} to clozes.

A possible solution is to clarify that these checkboxes refer specifically to the default patterns included with the plugin.

To Reproduce

1. In Obsidian, go to Settings > Spaced Repetition > Flashcards Tab > Flashcard Separator;
2. Under "Cloze Patterns", add ==answer==[\[^123\]][^\[hint\]];
3. Ensure that the Convert ==highlights== to clozes checkbox is unchecked (check and uncheck it if necessary);
4. Observe that ==[123;;]answer[;;hint]== disappears from the "Cloze Patterns" options, but ==answer==[\[^123\]][^\[hint\]] remains.

Expected behavior

As it currently stands, the user may become confused by expecting (or even fearing) that all of their "highlight" patterns will be removed when they uncheck the box. To avoid increasing the complexity of the checkbox logic and prevent accidental pattern removals, my proposal is simply to add a description to the checkboxes indicating which pattern they add/remove when checked/unchecked.

Screenshots

With the Convert ==highlights== to clozes checkbox checked:

We add the pattern ==answer==[\[^123\]][^\[hint\]]:

We then uncheck the Convert ==highlights== to clozes checkbox. Note that the pattern ==answer==[\[^123\]][^\[hint\]] remains, which might be confusing for the user:

OS of your device

Win10

Obsidian version

v1.7.4

Plugin version

1.13.2

Installer version

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Additional context

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Config file

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