fix(create_protocol.json): Fix the description in Application section (…

…#17042)

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# Overview
Change the Application field description example as shown below:

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opentrons-ai-client/src/assets/localization/en/create_protocol.json

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
   "application_other_title": "Other application",
   "application_other_caption": "Example: “cherrypicking” or “serial dilution”",
   "application_describe_title": "Describe what you are trying to do",
-  "application_describe_caption": "Example: “The protocol performs automated liquid handling for Pierce BCA Protein Assay Kit to determine protein concentrations in various sample types, such as cell lysates and eluates of purification process.",
+  "application_describe_caption": "Example: “The protocol performs automated liquid handling for Pierce BCA Protein Assay Kit to determine protein concentrations in various sample types.”",
   "section_confirm_button": "Confirm",
   "instruments_title": "Instruments",
   "instruments_robot_title": "What robot would you like to use?",
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@
   "add_step": "Add step",
   "remove_step": "Remove",
   "step": "Step",
-  "add_step_caption": "Example: \"Transfer 10 uL from each of the wells in the source labware to the same wells in the destination labware. Use a new tip for each transfer.",
+  "add_step_caption": "Example: \"Transfer 10 uL from each of the wells in the source labware to the same wells in the destination labware. Use a new tip for each transfer.\"",
   "none": "None",
   "create_protocol_prompt_robot": "Write a protocol using the Opentrons Python Protocol API v2 for {{robotType}} robot according to the following description:\n\n",
   "description": "Description",