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I've just tested on my own machine and it still works in Windows 11 v24H2. The Windows Speech Recognition Microsoft is referring to is the application they provide with Windows to allow you to control your PC with your voice, not the underlying functionality provided through .NET used by the mod.
No, it uses the built-in speech recognition introduced with Vista I believe, so that won't be possible.
The only tips I have is enabling "Recognize non-native accents for this language" in your Windows speech language settings, training your computer to understand your voice a couple of times, and ensuring you have the correct microphone set as the "Default communication device" in your sound settings.