### Godot version

4.1

### System information

linux

### Issue description

I upgraded to 4.1 and got this useful message:
![image](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/assets/71937306/436cb73b-c101-40ba-9220-3c2474a3a61c)

- the message should tell me which files I need to reimport,
- the puncuation sounds off to me, I would remove the comma between "please" and "reimport",
- could those files be reimported automatically?

### Steps to reproduce

it's about the content of an error message

### Minimal reproduction project

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Ref<FileAccess> f = FileAccess::open(p_path, FileAccess::READ);
	ERR_FAIL_COND_V_MSG(f.is_null(), Dictionary(), "Missing required editor-specific import metadata for a texture; please, reimport.");
	return f->get_var();
}
Error ResourceImporterTexture::import(const String &p_source_file, const String &p_save_path, const HashMap<StringName, Variant> &p_options, List<String> *r_platform_variants, List<String> *r_gen_files, Variant *r_metadata) {
	
	int32_t loader_flags = ImageFormatLoader::FLAG_NONE;
	
	CompressMode compress_mode = CompressMode(int(p_options["compress/mode"]));
	const float lossy = p_options["compress/lossy_quality"];
	const int pack_channels = p_options["compress/channel_pack"];
	const int normal = p_options["compress/normal_map"];
	const int hdr_compression = p_options["compress/hdr_compression"];
	const int high_quality = p_options["compress/high_quality"];
	
	const bool mipmaps = p_options["mipmaps/generate"];
	const uint32_t mipmap_limit = mipmaps ? uint32_t(p_options["mipmaps/limit"]) : uint32_t(-1);
	
	const int roughness = p_options["roughness/mode"];
	const String normal_map = p_options["roughness/src_normal"];
	
	const bool fix_alpha_border = p_options["process/fix_alpha_border"];
	const bool premult_alpha = p_options["process/premult_alpha"];
	const bool normal_map_invert_y = p_options["process/normal_map_invert_y"];
	
	const bool stream = false;
	const int size_limit = p_options["process/size_limit"];
	const bool hdr_as_srgb = p_options["process/hdr_as_srgb"];
	if (hdr_as_srgb) {