Make the relaxed TLS config description a bit more general

Still doing some testing, but it appears that with Node v18+ it's no
longer possible to support very old TLS versions that we supported
before. Unfortunately v16 is EOL imminently so there's not much option.
For now, we'll leave this description generic and see if anybody does
indeed need this old-TLS fallback support.

Author: pimterry

src/components/settings/connection-settings-card.tsx

@@ -674,9 +674,9 @@ export class ConnectionSettingsCard extends React.Component<
                 validationFn={validateHost}
             />
             <SettingsExplanation>
-                Requests to these hosts will skip certificate validation and/or may use older TLS
-                versions, back to TLSv1. These requests will be successful regardless of any
-                self-signed, expired or invalid HTTPS configurations.
+                Requests to these hosts will skip certificate validation and accept some older
+                TLS configurations. These requests will be successful regardless of any self-signed,
+                expired or otherwise invalid HTTPS configurations.
             </SettingsExplanation>
         </CollapsibleCard>
     }

src/components/view/http/http-error-header.tsx

@@ -234,7 +234,7 @@ export const HttpErrorHeader = (p: {
                         </>
                         : <>
                             Pro users can relax HTTPS requirements for configured hosts to
-                            accept older TLS versions and self-signed/invalid certificates, and
+                            accept older TLS configurations and self-signed/invalid certificates, and
                             configure per-host client certificates for authentication.
                         </>
                     }