docs(install/wiiu): Put Inkay above SSSL

We would prefer users to be able to use ALL of our services unless they 
have a reason to avoid homebrew (Japan)

docs/en_US/install/wiiu.md

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 You can connect your Wii U to Pretendo using one of 2 methods. Each method has benefits and drawbacks, which will be described in their respective sections.
 
+- [Inkay (homebrew - recommended)](#inkay)
 - [SSSL (hackless)](#sssl)
-- [Inkay (homebrew)](#inkay)
 
 Once you have selected a connection method and set up your Wii U, see ["PNID Setup"](#pnid-setup).
 
 If you have save data from a Nintendo Network ID you would like to move to your Pretendo Network ID, follow [this](#transferring-save-data-to-your-pretendo-network-account) section.
 
-# SSSL
-**Pros:**
-- Does not require homebrew
-- Very easy to setup
-
-**Cons:**
-- Only a subset of services are supported
-- Lacks additional features and patches
-- May not function under certain ISP related conditions (self-hosted DNS tool is in development)
-- Requires changing network settings to disconnect
-
-SSSL is a (limited) hackless method of accessing most services by exploiting a bug in the Wii U's SSL module. All Nintendo Network games produced by Nintendo are supported by SSSL, as are the ***in-game*** Miiverse features. The main Miiverse app, in-game ***posting*** app, and any game which uses its own SSL stack (YouTube, WATCH_DOGS, etc.), are ***NOT*** supported by this method, as they are unaffected by the SSL exploit.
-
-To connect using SSSL, open `System Settings > Internet > Connect to the Internet`. Open the settings for your network connection and open `DNS`. Select `Don't Auto-obtain`. Enter `88.198.140.154` as the `Primary DNS`. Enter another public DNS server address as the `Secondary DNS`, such as `8.8.8.8` (Google Public DNS) or `1.1.1.1` (Cloudflare-DNS). You should now be able to setup and login to your Pretendo Network ID as normal.
-
-To disconnect from Pretendo Network either remove the `Primary DNS` address or change back to `Auto-obtain`.
-
 # Inkay
 **Pros:**
 - All services supported
@@ -95,6 +78,23 @@ Press `B` twice, followed by the `HOME` button. The console will reboot with Pre
 
 To return to Pretendo Network, repeat the process ensuring 'Connect to the Pretendo Network' is set to **true**.
 
+# SSSL
+**Pros:**
+- Does not require homebrew
+- Very easy to setup
+
+**Cons:**
+- Only a subset of services are supported
+- Lacks additional features and patches
+- May not function under certain ISP related conditions (self-hosted DNS tool is in development)
+- Requires changing network settings to disconnect
+
+SSSL is a (limited) hackless method of accessing most services by exploiting a bug in the Wii U's SSL module. All Nintendo Network games produced by Nintendo are supported by SSSL, as are the ***in-game*** Miiverse features. The main Miiverse app, in-game ***posting*** app, and any game which uses its own SSL stack (YouTube, WATCH_DOGS, etc.), are ***NOT*** supported by this method, as they are unaffected by the SSL exploit.
+
+To connect using SSSL, open `System Settings > Internet > Connect to the Internet`. Open the settings for your network connection and open `DNS`. Select `Don't Auto-obtain`. Enter `88.198.140.154` as the `Primary DNS`. Enter another public DNS server address as the `Secondary DNS`, such as `8.8.8.8` (Google Public DNS) or `1.1.1.1` (Cloudflare-DNS). You should now be able to setup and login to your Pretendo Network ID as normal.
+
+To disconnect from Pretendo Network either remove the `Primary DNS` address or change back to `Auto-obtain`.
+
 # PNID Setup
 After installing Pretendo, you must register a Pretendo Network ID (PNID). There is currently two ways of creating a PNID: Creating an account with the website and linking it, or creating it on your Wii U.