String additions to 'network-manager-openvpn.master'

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There have been following string additions to module 'network-manager-openvpn.master':

+ " "
    + "<b>Authentication</b>"
    + "<b>General</b>"
    + "<i>Connect only to servers whose certificate matches the given subject.\nExample: /CN=myvpn.company.com</i>"
    + "<i>If key direction is used, it must be the opposite of that used on the VPN peer.  For example, if the peer uses '1', this connection must use '0'.  If you are unsure what value to use, contact your system administrator.</i>"
    + "<i>Select this option if your organization requires the use of a proxy server to access the Internet.</i>"
    + "Ad_vanced..."
    + "CA Certificate:"
    + "Cipher:"
    + "General"
    + "HMAC Authentication:"
    + "Key Direction:"
    + "Key File:"
    + "Local IP Address:"
    + "OpenVPN Advanced Options"
    + "Password:"
    + "Port:"
    + "Private Key Password:"
    + "Private Key:"
    + "Proxies"
    + "Proxy Password:"
    + "Proxy Type:"
    + "Proxy Username:"
    + "Remote IP Address:"
    + "Restrict tunnel TCP Maximum Segment Size (MSS)"
    + "Retry indefinitely when errors occur"
    + "Security"
    + "Server Address:"
    + "Show password"
    + "Show passwords"
    + "Static Key:"
    + "Subject Match:"
    + "TLS Authentication"
    + "Type:"
    + "Use L_ZO data compression"
    + "Use a TA_P device"
    + "Use a _TCP connection"
    + "Use additional TLS authentication"
    + "Use custom UDP _fragment size:"
    + "Use custom _renegotiation interval:"
    + "Use custom _tunnel Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU):"
    + "Use custom gateway p_ort:"
    + "User Certificate:"
    + "User name:"
    + "_Gateway:"

Note that this doesn't directly indicate a string freeze break, but it
might be worth investigating.