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[maps] clarify how layer filters are applied to term joins (#128502) (#129135)

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* [maps] clarify how layer filters are applied to term joins

* typo

* clean up

* change to present tense

* fix typo

* Update docs/maps/search.asciidoc

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@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ If the map is a dashboard panel with drilldowns, you can apply a phrase filter t
You can apply a search request to individual layers by setting `Filters` in the layer details panel.
Click the *Add filter* button to add a filter to a layer.
NOTE: Layer filters are not applied to *term joins*. You can apply a search request to *term joins* by setting the *where* clause in the join definition.
NOTE: Layer filters are not applied to the right side of *term joins*. You can apply a search request to the right side of *term joins* by setting the *where* clause in the join definition. For example, suppose you have a layer with a term join where the left side is roads and the right side is traffic volume measurements. A layer filter of `roadType is "highway"` is applied to the roads index, but not to the traffic volume measurements index.
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