Update New-IISConfigCollectionElement.md

[robinmalik]

Remove PS C:> from the code examples. This made it harder to manually copy lines to paste into PowerShell, and also when using the 'COPY' button it wouldn't be pastable into a shell without going via Notepad.

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[ghost]

@robinmalik based on the style guide, these would seem to be Illustrative Examples thus should still have the PS>.

[robinmalik]

That's a shame as it makes it harder to use. Interestingly, this style isn't used for the latest and greatest Microsoft Graph PowerShell documentation.