Choosing the fields to Join On Resets Join Type in the GUI Editor

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Describe the bug

If you join two tables in the GUI editor and set the join type to anything other than the default join, choosing the fields to join on causes the join type to revert to default.

To Reproduce

1. In the Sample Database start a Question with "Accounts"
2. Add a join to "People"
3. Change the join type to "Inner Join"
4. Choose columns to join on (like email)
5. Join type from initial step reverts to "left outer"

Expected behavior

If the user changes the join type it should remain unless they change it.

Logs

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Information about your Metabase installation

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Severity

annoying and inobvious

Additional context

No response