[2.2] Remove OpenSSL 1.0 backwards compatibility header #183
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Maintaining OpenSSL 1.0 compatibility no longer makes sense in 2023, and might invite security holes. This reverts commit 53c1044.
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Maintaining OpenSSL 1.0 compatibility might have been important in 2017, but no longer makes sense in 2023, and might invite security holes.
Plus, the header isn't included in the dist script and leads to errors compiling the tarball code.