feat: add non-English PR flagging workflow

[wackerow]

Description

• Adds a workflow that runs on all PRs
• If PR has any files that touch non-English content (markdown or json) it will proceed
• If above changes seen, the PR is labeled with "blocked" and "non-crowdin translation updates"
• A comment is added, mentioning the author, directing to more information about the translation program, as well as a direct link to Crowdin requesting them to make these suggestion on that platform.
• (Updates branch names used in Crowdin CI/CD imports to include crowdin; this allows us to easily ignore those branches)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Implemented a GitHub Actions workflow to check for non-English content updates and guide contributors to use Crowdin for translations.

• Improvements

  • Updated branch naming convention for locale translation pull requests to include a "crowdin-" prefix for better identification.

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[wackerow]

Placing back in draft while I investigate a way to ignore href changes (ie, batch dead-link repairs do not need to be done through Crowdin first for the sake of patching).

[wackerow]

Challenging to find a clean approach to identifying that only href values were changed. Instead, patched with an update to identify if the changed lines at least include the string segment href, and to flag these with a "question" label instead of "blocked" label, altering the PR comment accordingly.

This still needs some testing; keeping in draft in the meantime

• [ ] Test workflow?

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Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a GitHub Actions workflow to monitor non-English content updates and enforce the use of Crowdin for translations. Additionally, a minor adjustment was made to the branch naming convention in the locale translation pull request function, adding a "crowdin-" prefix for clearer identification.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/non-english-warning.yml	Introduced a workflow to check for non-English updates outside Crowdin, directing contributors to use Crowdin for translations.
src/scripts/crowdin/translations/utils.ts	Updated the branch name creation in the locale translation PR function to include a "crowdin-" prefix.

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