Aws::Translate::Client - translate_text Returns Random Do-Not-Translate IDs or Skips Translations Depending on < and > Character Usage

### Describe the bug

Sorry if this is the wrong place to report this since this is an issue with the API and not the Ruby client, but I noticed this when testing out the [do-not-translate syntax](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/translate/latest/dg/customizing-translations-tags.html) and I have examples in Ruby to illustrate the problems. There are 2 issues which are probably related.

### A. Internal IDs Are Returned

```ruby
# Good. Skips translating the text.
Aws::Translate::Client.new.translate_text(text: 'Skip me', source_language_code: 'en', target_language_code: 'fr').translated_text
=> "Skip me"

# Good. Extra ">" on the right side doesn't cause problems.
Aws::Translate::Client.new.translate_text(text: 'Skip me>', source_language_code: 'en', target_language_code: 'fr').translated_text
=> "Skip me >"

# Bad. Extra "<" on the left side returns gibberish.
Aws::Translate::Client.new.translate_text(text: '<Skip me', source_language_code: 'en', target_language_code: 'fr').translated_text
=> "` characters sometimes isn't translated depending on other punctuation involved. I'm not sure how to avoid this because even when using `<` and `>` to escape the characters some text may remain untranslated.

```ruby
# Good. Translates everything when there's a "." between the "<" and ">"
text = "If expenses < revenue then we have a profit. But if expenses > revenue then we have a loss."
Aws::Translate::Client.new.translate_text(text: text, source_language_code: 'en', target_language_code: 'fr').translated_text
=> "Si les dépenses sont inférieures aux recettes, nous avons un bénéfice. Mais si dépenses > recettes, nous avons une perte."

# Bad. Skips Translating text between "<" and ">".
text = "If expenses < revenue then we have a profit, but if expenses > revenue then we have a loss."
Aws::Translate::Client.new.translate_text(text: text, source_language_code: 'en', target_language_code: 'fr').translated_text
=> "Si les dépenses sont < revenue then we have a profit, but if expenses > des recettes, nous avons une perte."

# Bad. Skips Translating text between "<" and ">".
text = "If expenses < revenue then we have a profit, but if expenses > revenue then we have a loss."
Aws::Translate::Client.new.translate_text(text: text, source_language_code: 'en', target_language_code: 'fr').translated_text
=> "Si les dépenses sont < revenue then we have a profit, but if expenses > des recettes, nous avons une perte."
```

### Regression Issue

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### Expected Behavior

A. Do not return DNT ID values when there are extra `<` or `>` characters in the text.
B. Do not skip translating text between `<` and `>` characters.

### Current Behavior

A. Returns `"Skip me', source_language_code: 'en', target_language_code: 'fr').translated_text
=> "" characters
text = "If expenses < revenue then we have a profit, but if expenses > revenue then we have a loss."
Aws::Translate::Client.new.translate_text(text: text, source_language_code: 'en', target_language_code: 'fr').translated_text
=> "Si les dépenses sont < revenue then we have a profit, but if expenses > des recettes, nous avons une perte."
```

### Possible Solution

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### Additional Information/Context

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### Gem name ('aws-sdk', 'aws-sdk-resources' or service gems like 'aws-sdk-s3') and its version

aws-sdk-translate (1.79.0)

### Environment details (Version of Ruby, OS environment)

Ruby 3.2.6, macOS Sonoma 14.7.3