[#686] Finalize "custom tls profile" functionality

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Pull Request Overview

This PR finalizes the "custom TLS profile" functionality by refactoring Mozilla TLS profile checking to support custom TLS configurations. The implementation moves from a Mozilla-specific checker to a generic TLS configuration system that can validate against both Mozilla profiles and user-defined configurations.

Key Changes:

• Refactored TLS configuration checking from Mozilla-specific to generic approach
• Added support for custom TLS configuration files via --custom_tls_config CLI option
• Renamed classes and enums to reflect the broader TLS configuration scope
• Updated test files to use the new API and added test coverage for custom configurations

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
tests/test_mozilla_tls_profile/test_mozilla_tls_config.py	Updated test imports and method calls to use new generic TLS config API
tests/test_mozilla_tls_profile/test_custom_tls_config.py	New test file for custom TLS configuration functionality
tests/test_main.py	Added tests for command line parsing with custom TLS config files
tests/factories.py	Updated factory to use new TLS config field names
sslyze/mozilla_tls_profile/tls_config_checker.py	Major refactoring - renamed classes, made TlsConfigurationAsJson public, changed function signatures
sslyze/cli/command_line_parser.py	Added custom TLS config CLI option and parsing logic
sslyze/__main__.py	Updated main function to use new TLS config checking API
custom_tls_config_example.json	New example custom TLS configuration file
README.md	Updated documentation to describe custom TLS config functionality

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tests/test_mozilla_tls_profile/test_custom_tls_config.py:11

• The method name contains 'lol' which is unprofessional and unclear. Consider renaming to 'test_custom_config_compliance_checking_noncompliant_server' or similar.

    def test_custom_config_compliance_checking_noncompliant_server_lol(self):