Runtime query'able version information API spec#2893
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Spec for new API to query Windows App SDK runtime version in use at runtime
WindowsAppSDK-VersionInfo.h at build-time provides what you're built with, but that's merely a "minimum criteria" what you'll use at runtime when using WinAppSDK framework-dependent (aka as MSIX packages). If you build with 1.2.3 you could run with 1.2.3, or 1.2.4, or 1.2.5, or... This lets you query for what is in use at runtime
See Runtime query'able version information #2889 for the implementation
https://task.ms/41026156