[DOCS] Reorganized 6.6.0 highlights doc (#29527)

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@ -11,6 +11,16 @@ Here are the highlights of the feature and user experience changes in 6.6.0.
Refer to the <<release-notes-6.6.0, {kib} 6.6.0 Release Notes>> for a list of
bug fixes and other changes.
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=== Support for multiple Elasticsearch nodes
For increased stability, you can now define multiple {es} nodes for {kib}. This
prevents {kib} from being tied to a single {es} node while allowing for the
requests to be distributed over multiple nodes in the cluster. Simply set
`elasticsearch.host` in your kibana.yml file to the URLs of the {es} nodes you
want to use. You can also configure {kib} to automatically discover other nodes
in the cluster (`elasticsearch.sniffOnStart`) or on an interval (`elasticsearch.sniffInterval`).
For more information, see {kibana-ref}/settings.html[Kibana configuration settings].
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=== Index lifecycle policies (beta)
@ -93,17 +103,6 @@ You'll find this feature in *Management > {es} > Upgrade Assistant*.
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=== Support for multiple Elasticsearch nodes
For increased stability, you can now define multiple {es} nodes for {kib}. This
prevents {kib} from being tied to a single {es} node while allowing for the
requests to be distributed over multiple nodes in the cluster. Simply set
`elasticsearch.host` in your kibana.yml file to the URLs of the {es} nodes you
want to use. You can also configure {kib} to automatically discover other nodes
in the cluster (`elasticsearch.sniffOnStart`) or on an interval (`elasticsearch.sniffInterval`).
For more information, see {kibana-ref}/settings.html[Kibana configuration settings].
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=== Production version of Time Series Visual Builder
@ -112,7 +111,7 @@ This visualization has also been enhanced to use the
{kibana-ref}/kuery-query.html[Kibana query language (KQL)] to filter and query data.
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=== Annotate your {ml} results
=== Annotation of {ml} results
You can now add annotations by drag-selecting in the *Single Metric Viewer*
charts. For example, you can annotate a time period to describe what is