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What does this PR do? What is the motivation?

Updates data observability monitor creation docs to mention hierarchy queries. Also updates the button name in the lineage query section to reflect the updated name

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Thanks for updating the docs! Left one question about the examples you gave, but not blocking.


**Filter by hierarchy relationship:**

To scope your selection to assets that are a parent or child of another asset in your lineage graph, click {{< ui >}}Add Relation Filter{{< /ui >}}. Choose {{< ui >}}Parent of{{< /ui >}} or {{< ui >}}Child of{{< /ui >}}, then select a specific asset or use the same `key:value` filters to match a set of assets. For example, monitor every table that has a `revenue` column, or every table that is within a critical schema.

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For example, monitor every table that has a revenue column, or every table that is within a critical schema.

Is this example related to parent/child assets? Or just general examples of what you might filter on?

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yup, it's related! in the first case, you'd be filtering tables based on their column children, and in the second you'd be filtering tables based on their parent schemas

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