Doc: Explain what 'Block migration' does

[thomas-dkmt]

Some users weren't sure what a 'block migration' was. This PR updates the Xen Orchestra documentation to explain that 'Block migration' is an imperative phrase and that enabling this option will prevent the VM from migrating to another host.

Hopefully this will prevent any further confusion till we update the actual button label.

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[olivierlambert]

IHMO we need to do both:

1. document the usage (as you did)
2. change the wording right in XO UI

Let's wait for the 2. being done and then we'll merge this accordingly.