Add a directive for translators to not translate Netherlands

[dhruvkb]

Fixes

Fixes #2189 by @zackkrida

Description

Add a note for translators to not translate 'network', 'Netflix' and 'Netherlands', which are used as examples of words starting with 'net'. If translated to these would no longer be valid examples.

Alternative

An alternative approach would be to pick a different triplet of words in each language but that would be too cumbersome and wouldn't accurately reflect the English-centric nature of the Openverse search engine.

Testing Instructions

Test that the POT contains the comment.

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[zackkrida]

That was quick, thanks!

[krysal]

Instead of adding the comment, why not to exclude those words for translations entirely and prevent that from happening?

[dhruvkb]

@krysal do you mean by adding ESLint rules to ignore them and use raw text?

[obulat]

I liked @krysal's suggestion at first, but then thought that if we ever add those words to the main site text, it would be affected, too. So, I prefer this fix instead.

[krysal]

Sorry for responding late. I wasn't thinking of excluding these words globally, just for the Search Help page. I send a PR with the fix in #2194.