Joins relations together, returning the product of matching rows. The columns in the relation on the right will be preferred in a conflict.
Like set/join, clause is a map of expressions on the left to expressions on the right.
Accepts both tables (keywords) and other queries.
Similar to an INNER JOIN in SQL.
join = [:join right clause & more]
right = query | table
clause = {left-expr right-expr, ...}
[[:from :Customer]
[:join :Order {:id :customer-id}]]
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