Currently, when applying a Binding to a Property, we offer a Property named "Mode" which allows the user to select between:

Default
TwoWay
OneWay
OneTime
OneWayToSource

The 'Default' options is always the default for all unchanged Binding Properties.
However, this changes from case to case (can't remember if between Element-to-Element, or between Property-to-Property).
As a result, there is no method for a user to know which specific type is the 'Default'.

Therefore, the proposal is to suffix the default's specific type to the 'Default' label.

This would mean that for example, a Binding that has a default binding of 'OneWay' would have a default of 'Default (OneWay)' instead of the current 'Default'.

Repro Steps:

1) Create a new Studio Project featuring a MainPage.xaml

2) Select the root Grid of the MainPage, and navigate to its Properties Panel.

3) Hover over any Property ('Width' is a good choice), click on its 3-Dot Menu, and select 'Create Binding'.

4) Select the 'Relative' tab, then click on the Binding Selector's expander (directly below the 'Path' Property)

5) Identify the 'Mode' Property.
Observe how it has a value of 'Default'.

6) Open the 'Mode' Property's dropdown menu.
Observe the range of 'Mode' options.

Observe how there is no method to deduct which of the 'Modes' the 'Default' is utilising.

Expected Results: Which 'Mode' the 'Default' uses is displayed to the user in the 'Default ({Mode})' format.