docs: Failover overview minor fix (#17743)

* Incorrect symbol

* Clarification

* slight edit for clarity

website/content/docs/connect/failover/index.mdx

@@ -21,9 +21,11 @@ The following table compares these strategies in deployments with multiple datac
 | Failover Strategy | Supports WAN Federation | Supports Cluster Peering | Multi-Datacenter Failover Strength | Multi-Datacenter Usage Scenario |
 | :---------------: | :---------------------: | :----------------------: | :--------------------------------- | :------------------------------ |
 | `Failover` stanza | ✅                 | ✅                  | Enables more granular logic for failover targeting | Configuring failover for a single service or service subset, especially for testing or debugging purposes |
-| Prepared query    | ✅                 |   ✅              | Central policies that can automatically target the nearest datacenter | WAN-federated deployments where a primary datacenter is configured. Prepared queries are not replicated over peer connections. |
+| Prepared query    | ✅                 |   ❌               | Central policies that can automatically target the nearest datacenter | WAN-federated deployments where a primary datacenter is configured. |
 | Sameness groups   | ❌                | ✅                  | Group size changes without edits to existing member configurations | Cluster peering deployments with consistently named services and namespaces |
 
+Although cluster peering connections support the [`Failover` field of the prepared query request schema](/consul/api-docs/query#failover) when using Consul's service discovery features to [perform dynamic DNS queries](/consul/docs/services/discovery/dns-dynamic-lookups), they do not support prepared queries for service mesh failover scenarios.
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 ### Failover configurations for a service mesh with a single datacenter
 
 You can implement a service resolver configuration entry and specify a pool of failover service instances that other services can exchange messages with when the primary service becomes unhealthy or unreachable. We recommend adopting this strategy as a minimum baseline when implementing Consul service mesh and layering additional failover strategies to build resilience into your application network. 
@@ -32,9 +34,9 @@ Refer to the [`Failover` configuration ](/consul/docs/connect/config-entries/ser
 
 ### Failover configuration for WAN-federated datacenters
 
-If your network has multiple Consul datacenters that are WAN-federated, you can configure your applications to look for failover services with prepared queries. [Prepared queries](/consul/api-docs/) are configurations that enable you to define complex service discovery lookups. This strategy hinges on the secondary datacenter containing service instances that have the same name and residing in the same namespace as their counterparts in the primary datacenter. 
+If your network has multiple Consul datacenters that are WAN-federated, you can configure your applications to look for failover services with prepared queries. [Prepared queries](/consul/api-docs/) are configurations that enable you to define complex service discovery lookups. This strategy hinges on the secondary datacenter containing service instances that have the same name and residing in the same namespace as their counterparts in the primary datacenter.
 
-Refer to the [Automate geo-failover with prepared queries tutorial](/consul/tutorials/developer-discovery/automate-geo-failover) for additional information. 
+Refer to the [Automate geo-failover with prepared queries tutorial](/consul/tutorials/developer-discovery/automate-geo-failover) for additional information.
 
 ### Failover configuration for peered clusters and partitions