Ability to search within teams' repositories

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As a user of GitHub and member of a GitHub organization that divides its repositories among various teams,
I need a way to perform a GitHub search against only the repositories owned by a specific team.

This feature could be made available within either:

• GitHub search syntax
• Advanced Search
• The GitHub teams' repository page (e.g. from https://github.com/orgs/[OrgName]/teams/[TeamName]/repositories).

As a workaround, we currently have to create a very long OR condition in our search string, such as AND (repo:[ExampleRepoOne] OR repo:[ExampleRepoTwo] OR [ExampleRepoThree] ... ). This is cumbersome when a team has many repositories and/or new repositories are added/removed often. This workaround is further complicated by the fact that you cannot save and share GitHub searches.

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