Fix v2022pre Release notes

Signed-off-by: Walter Lozano <walter.lozano@collabora.com>

content/policies/releases.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ and getting the support of two or more Apertis maintainers.
 
 The latest releases are:
 
-  - v2022pre: [release schedule]( {{< ref "/release/v2022pre/release_schedule.md" >}} ), [release schedule]( {{< ref "/release/v2022pre/release_schedule.md" >}} )
+  - v2022pre: [release notes]( {{< ref "/release/v2022pre/releasenotes.md" >}} ), [release schedule]( {{< ref "/release/v2022pre/release_schedule.md" >}} )
   - v2021.3: [release notes]( {{< ref "/release/v2021.2/releasenotes.md" >}} ), [release schedule]( {{< ref "/release/v2021.2/release_schedule.md" >}} )
   - v2020.7: [release notes]( {{< ref "/release/v2020.7/releasenotes.md" >}} ), [release schedule]( {{< ref "/release/v2020.7/release_schedule.md" >}} )
 

content/release/v2022pre/releasenotes.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ v2022 stable release flow that will lead to the LTS **Apertis v2022.0**
 release in March 2022.
 
 This Apertis release is based on Debian Bullseye. It currently
-ships with the Linux kernel 5.10.x LTS series but later releases in the
+ships with the Linux kernel 5.15.x LTS series but later releases in the
 v2022 channel will track newer kernel versions up to the next LTS scheduled at
 the end of 2021.
 
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ test reports:
   - 2020 Q4: v2022dev0
   - 2021 Q1: v2022dev1
   - 2021 Q2: v2022dev2
-  - 2021 Q3: v2022dev3**
+  - 2021 Q3: v2022dev3
   - **2021 Q4: v2022pre**
   - 2022 Q1: v2022.0
   - 2022 Q2: v2022.1