Add -tls-proxy-outbound-port flag to jafar (useful for non-HTTPS protocols)
Edit README to make it explicit that tlsproxy has nothing to do with HTTP and can be used with any TCP protocol that does TLS handshakes.
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### tls-proxy
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TLS proxy is a proxy that routes traffic to specific servers depending
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TLS proxy is a TCP proxy that routes traffic to specific servers depending
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on their SNI value. It is controlled by the following flags:
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```bash
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-tls-proxy-address string
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Address where the HTTP proxy should listen (default "127.0.0.1:443")
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Address where the TCP+TLS proxy should listen (default "127.0.0.1:443")
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-tls-proxy-block value
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Register keyword triggering TLS censorship
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Register SNI header keyword triggering TLS censorship
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-tls-proxy-outbound-port
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Define the outbound port requests are proxied to (default "443 for HTTPS)
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```
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The `-tls-proxy-address` flags has the same semantics it has for the DNS
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