simplify the router as reverse proxy summary

docusaurus/docs/guides/kubernetes/workload-tunneling/index.md

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Any OpenZiti Tunneler can be used to "host" an OpenZiti Service. This hosting be
 
 #### [ziti-router as Reverse Proxy](/guides/kubernetes/hosting/kubernetes-router.mdx)
 
-The OpenZiti Router's built-in tunneler can provide ingress to cluster services by acting as a reverse proxy for traffic arriving at the router via Ziti and then flowing out to a normal cluster service. This is accomplished by creating the router with tunneler mode enabled, and then installing the OpenZiti Router Helm chart with the tunneler mode set to `host` (the default). Each "hosted" Ziti service must have a Ziti hosting configuration that specifies the server address that is reachable by the router pod, e.g., the cluster service's domain name. For more information, see the [OpenZiti Router](/guides/kubernetes/hosting/kubernetes-router.mdx) page.
+The OpenZiti Router's built-in tunneler can reverse-proxy cluster services for Ziti clients. This is accomplished by creating the router with tunneler mode enabled, and then installing the OpenZiti Router Helm chart with the tunneler mode set to `host` (the default). For more information, see the [OpenZiti Router](/guides/kubernetes/hosting/kubernetes-router.mdx) page.
 
 #### [Nginx Proxy Module](/guides/securing-apis/aks-api-with-nginx-ziti-module.md)