impr(language): remove word from english 10k (@stop-png) (#6215)

### Description

This word does not appear in Oxford English Dictionary, Merriam-Webster
dictionary, dictionary.com or any other dictionary as a real word. Even
the windows spelling checker feature marks it as a wrong spelling. I'm
not sure how it even found its way into here.

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"techrepublic" from the corpus

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frontend/static/languages/english_10k.json

@@ -7386,7 +7386,6 @@
     "fare",
     "pierce",
     "dressing",
-    "techrepublic",
     "bald",
     "frost",
     "institutes",