Prune unneeded things from the gnutls priority string#5
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- Explicitly disable TLS1.0-1.2 (which aren't used anyway) - Remove +SHA256 which does nothing under TLS1.3 - Remove +AES-128-CCM-8 which does nothing (AES-128-CCM-8 is already implied by TLS1.3, and isn't practically used as TLS-1.3 prefers AES-GCM anyway). - Remove unused/unwanted PSK values
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None of these changes affect anything in practice over existing libquic connections (which always negotiate "good" values), so this is mainly a clarification/cleanup.