wss:// is for secured connection. Non secured connection should use ws:// instead. If you have a working TLS, You could use wss://. But for your setup that only serves locally, there's no need for TLS.

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Oh ty. I never seen ws/wss until Nostr came along.

Nostr relays are using websocket to communicate with relays. So you will see ws:// or wss:// at the end of nostr relays URL.

Websockets are not nostr specific thing. It's an internet thing.