In answering this question, two important things should be looked at. First, the change in version number is minute, very, very small. You'll almost never see any major changes to the actual outward appearances of the program, and thus screen reader accessibility, with a change in version number so small. Also, the what's new section is a good indicator. In this case, none of the changes listed are interface changes, just internal fixes. These are two very strong indicators that if the previous version was screen-reader accessible, the current version will be as well. Just some thoughts.
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