[DOCS] Edits what's new (#153494)

## Summary

This PR makes some edits to the What's New doc.
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==== Interactive chart filters
Filtering your data just got easier with interactive chart filters. When you right-click your chart data,
you can now select one or more filter values from the menu that appears, and link the filters with the OR operator.
you can select one or more filter values from the menu that appears, and link the filters with the OR operator.
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image::https://images.contentstack.io/v3/assets/bltefdd0b53724fa2ce/blt1a969a88d51822a9/640139393acc576c5603410c/highlights-chart-filters.gif[Interactive chart filters]
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==== Hexagon clustering
Hexagon clustering was added to {kib} 8.2, but only for geo_point fields.
In 8.7, you can also use hexagon clustering for geo_shape fields.
This release extends support for hexagon clustering to include geo_shape fields.
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==== Controls time slider
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==== Natural language processing (NLP)
In 8.7, the NLP capabilities of the Elastic product became generally available.
You can deploy and manage your trained NLP models to perform tasks,
Deploy and manage your trained NLP models to perform tasks,
such as text classification (including zero-shot), question answering, named entity recognition, and more.
Refer to https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/machine-learning/current/ml-nlp-overview.html[Natural language processing]
for details.
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image::images/highlights-jobs-geo-data.png[Anomaly detection jobs on geo data]
A new action enables you to quickly create anomaly detection jobs from map visualizations.
You can now create the jobs directly from a flyout in *Dashboard*.
For a more advanced configuration, you can follow the link that takes you to the ML job wizard.
You can create the jobs directly from a flyout in *Dashboard*.
For a more advanced configuration, follow the link that takes you to the ML job wizard.
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image::images/highlights-anomaly-maps.png[Create anomaly detection jobs from map visualizations]
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==== Field statistics in machine learning job and transform wizards
Now you are able to view the statistics of the selectable fields in the anomaly detection,
You are now able to view the statistics of the selectable fields in the anomaly detection,
the data frame analytics, and the transforms wizards. The field statistics
provide more meaningful context to help you select relevant fields.
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Currently, alert actions are triggered when the rule runs or when the alert status changes.
This behavior might lead to a notification storm when an alerting rule detects a high cardinality of alerts.
These situations increase the time to respond to each event and affect the overall MTTR.
With the new alert actions summarization feature, users will be able to define how
With the new alert actions summarization feature, you can define how
to aggregate several actions into a single one with these options:
* *Alert summarization per each rule run.* For example, all the alerts that are
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* *Alert summarization per custom time interval.*
For example, all the alerts that are detected in the last 10 hours will be sent in a single email.
This feature aims to improve the way users consume notifications from third parties
This feature aims to improve the way you consume notifications from third parties
and improve the MTTR by reducing unnecessary noise.
For more information, check {kibana-ref}/alerting-getting-started.html[Alerting].
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==== New actions in Case management
New actions are now supported in the *Case* table view to streamline case management:
The *Case* table view streamlines case management with these new actions:
* More sorting and filtering options (by severity, status, last updates, and more)
* Bulk action for maintaining case assignees
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[discrete]
==== New connector log
A new connector log is now available for users to troubleshoot their connectors
A new connector log is available for you to troubleshoot connector
behaviors and react when something goes wrong.
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==== {kib} audit logging enhanced
Since its introduction, the {kibana-ref}/xpack-security-audit-logging.html[{kib} audit logging] has been enhanced with
additional data of security audit interest to our users. This release adds the client IP address field.
additional data of security audit interest. This release adds the client IP address field.