Update the invalid ssl warning string a bit

    <string name="account_setup_failed_dlg_title">Setup could not finish</string>

    <string name="account_setup_failed_dlg_auth_message_fmt">Username or password incorrect.\n(<xliff:g id="error">%s</xliff:g>)</string> <!-- Username or password incorrect\n(ERR01 Account does not exist) -->

    <string name="account_setup_failed_dlg_certificate_message_fmt">The security certificate of the server you are connecting to is invalid.  This may mean that your connection to your server is insecure.  You can accept the key and continue insecurely or reject the key and abort the connection to your mail server.  If you don\'t know you should reject the key and contact your mail administrator. \n\nThe server\'s certificate is presented below for you to review:\n\n(<xliff:g id="error">%s</xliff:g>)</string> <!-- Cannot safely connect to server\n(Invalid certificate) -->

    <string name="account_setup_failed_dlg_certificate_message_fmt">The server presented an invalid SSL certificate. Sometimes, this is because of a server misconfiguration. Sometimes it is because someone is trying to attack you or your mail server. If you\'re not sure what\'s up, click Reject and contact the folks who manage your mail server.\n\n(<xliff:g id="error">%s</xliff:g>)</string> <!-- Cannot safely connect to server\n(Invalid certificate) -->

    <string name="account_setup_failed_dlg_server_message_fmt">Cannot connect to server.\n(<xliff:g id="error">%s</xliff:g>)</string> <!-- Cannot connect to server\n(Connection timed out) -->

    <string name="account_setup_failed_dlg_edit_details_action">Edit details</string>

    <string name="account_setup_failed_dlg_continue_action">Continue</string>