[No QA] Docs updates for E/A#93543 clarify keyword-only Spend search bar

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Explanation of Change

PR #93543 reworked the Spend page search input into a keyword-only search and moved operator-based search behind the Search icon (🔍) in the top-right corner of the page. Anything typed in the Spend page search bar is now matched as a keyword (operator-looking text like type:expense is treated literally), while full search-operator queries with autocomplete are entered from the search bar that opens via the Search icon (🔍).

The article Use Search Operators to Filter and Analyze previously told users operators work "directly from the search bar" without distinguishing these two entry points, which is now confusing. This PR clarifies where to enter operator queries and explains that the Spend page search bar filters by keyword only.

Changes to docs/articles/new-expensify/reports-and-expenses/Use-Search-Operators-to-Filter-and-Analyze.md:

• Added a Where to enter search operators in Expensify section pointing users to the Search icon (🔍) and noting the Spend page search bar is keyword-only.
• Added an FAQ entry explaining why operators don't work in the Spend page search bar.
• Updated internalScope to reflect the added "where to enter operators" coverage.

Fixed Issues

$ #92924

Related PR: #93543

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A preview of your ExpensifyHelp changes have been deployed to https://fd00d346.helpdot.pages.dev ⚡️

Updated articles:

• articles/new-expensify/reports-and-expenses/Use-Search-Operators-to-Filter-and-Analyze

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HelpDot Documentation Review

Overall Assessment

This PR adds a new task-based section clarifying where operator queries are entered, following the reworked keyword-only Spend page search (E/A 93543). The change is small (13 additions, 2 deletions) and focused on a single file. The diff contains two changes: an updated internalScope and a new "Where to enter search operators in Expensify" section with a 3-step procedure and a clarifying paragraph. Note: the PR description also references a new FAQ entry, but no FAQ entry appears in the diff — only the added section and internalScope update are present.

Scores Summary

• Readability: 9/10 - Clear, scannable, well-sequenced numbered steps and a concise paragraph distinguishing the two search bars.
• AI Readiness: 9/10 - New "Where to..." heading is task-based and feature-specific; internalScope correctly updated to reflect added coverage and drop the now-inaccurate exclusion. Heading hierarchy respected.
• Style Compliance: 8/10 - Search icon, Spend tab, and navigation phrasing ("on the left on web, on the bottom on mobile") match conventions. Minor: "top-right corner" for the icon location should be verified against exact UI.

Key Findings

• The new heading "Where to enter search operators in Expensify" is correctly task-based (question word "Where") and includes the feature name.
• Navigation phrasing follows the unified web/mobile convention exactly.
• internalScope update is a good improvement — it adds "where to enter operator queries" and removes the outdated "Search page UI navigation" exclusion.
• The clarifying paragraph effectively resolves the ambiguity from the prior "directly from the search bar" wording.
• Discrepancy: the PR description claims an FAQ entry was added, but the diff does not include one.

Recommendations

• Confirm whether the intended FAQ entry ("why operators do not work in the Spend page search bar") should be added; the description says it was, but it is absent from the diff.
• Verify "top-right corner" and the Search icon label match the current product UI exactly.

Files Reviewed

• docs/articles/new-expensify/reports-and-expenses/Use-Search-Operators-to-Filter-and-Analyze.md - New section and internalScope update; compliant and high quality overall.

Note: This review is based solely on the proposed diff changes.

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