No, it's not. The key point is let each tool do its job. Let your reverse proxy do https as it Is intended to do, and will do more securely than your own implementation.
I never trust any random project tls implementation. Just use my nginx reverse proxy https setup that is proven and battle tested.
So yes it make sense and it's actually a security enhancement, not otherwise.
If you are not willing to setup your own reverse proxy and open your services to the internet, you are the security risk.
I currently use Silverbullet.MD, which is cool, but a bit too much for my needs.
Can you tell me the pros of using jotty instead?