feat: add Otterscan to block explorers in resources page

[konopkja]

Add Otterscan to the block explorers section of the resources page as requested in issue #15541.

Changes

• Added Otterscan entry to block explorers list in resources/utils.tsx
• Added corresponding translation string in page-resources.json
• Used generic Ethereum logo as placeholder for Otterscan icon

Closes #15541

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[konopkja]

@coderabbitai can you check the PR change, also check why it failed

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@konopkja I've analyzed the PR changes and investigated the failure. Here's what I found:

✅ PR Changes (Structurally Correct)

The PR successfully adds Otterscan to the block explorers section with these changes:

1. app/[locale]/resources/utils.tsx

• Added import: IconOtterscan using eth-glyph-blue-circle.png
• Added Otterscan entry to the block explorers list:

  {
    title: "Otterscan",
    description: t("page-resources-block-explorers-otterscan-description"),
    href: "https://otterscan.io/",
    imgSrc: IconOtterscan,
  }

2. src/intl/en/page-resources.json

• Added translation: "page-resources-block-explorers-otterscan-description": "A blazingly fast, local, self-hosted Ethereum block explorer"
• ✅ JSON syntax is valid

3. Image file

• ✅ The placeholder image eth-glyph-blue-circle.png exists in the repository

⚠️ Netlify Build Failure

The Netlify deploy preview failed with these checks:

• ❌ Header rules - ethereumorg
• ❌ Pages changed - ethereumorg
• ❌ Redirect rules - ethereumorg
• ❌ netlify/ethereumorg/deploy-preview

Good news:

• ✅ GitGuardian Security Checks passed
• ✅ Label workflow passed
• ✅ No syntax errors in your code

🔍 Next Steps

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1. Build command errors - TypeScript/ESLint issues during compilation
2. Missing dependencies - Package installation failures
3. Environment variables - Required env vars not set for PR previews
4. Build timeout/memory - Resource limits exceeded
5. Next.js build issues - Static generation or optimization errors

The code changes themselves look correct, so the issue is likely in the build/deployment process rather than the code you added.

Would you like me to help investigate further once you check the Netlify logs?

[wmitsuda]

@konopkja could you use the icon attached in the original issue, pls?