Confusing labels for update dialog

[user202729]

When Elan is outdated, I see the following warning message when open vscode

Lean's version manager Elan is outdated: the installed version is 3.1.1, but a version of 4.0.0 is recommended.

Do you wish to update Elan?

[Proceed]                     [Update Elan]

vscode-lean4/vscode-lean4/src/utils/leanInstaller.ts

Lines 313 to 330 in d0f130d

	private updateElanPrompt(mode: UpdateElanMode): { message: string; item: 'Update Elan' } {
	switch (mode.kind) {
	case 'Manual':
	return {
	message:
	"This command will update Lean's version manager Elan to its most recent version.\n\n" +
	'Do you wish to proceed?',
	item: 'Update Elan',
	}
	case 'Outdated':
	return {
	message:
	`Lean's version manager Elan is outdated: the installed version is ${mode.versions.currentVersion.toString()}, but a version of ${mode.versions.recommendedVersion.toString()} is recommended.\n\n` +
	'Do you wish to update Elan?',
	item: 'Update Elan',
	}
	}
	}

The problem is that the button labels are confusing: [Proceed] should have been named, say, [Proceed with current version] or [Do not] etc.