chore(nlp): Slovenian added to contenful#1247
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Description
Slovenian tokenizer, stemmer, and stopwords have been added to contentful nlp.
Context
Adding them will make it possible to process Slovenian text.
Approach taken / Explain the design
The tokenizer and the stemmer used are from the nlpjs library while the stopwords have been collected from here.
Testing
The pull request...