Add communication of player accounts between frontend and backend #32
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This change adds OpenSSL as an explicit dependency to allow creation, verification, and management of private and public keys for player account verification. The same keys will be used to sign and verify client/server connection messages.
The crypto part of client/server communication and player account handling will require extensive use of crypto functions, which should be implemented in a central place.
The SOCI database backend as well as the general database interface got functions for storing and managing data. This includes creation of arbitrary entities, adding properties to them, and deleting either of them again. The only thing missing in this one is the retrieval part, which will be done next.
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This change adds OpenSSL as an explicit dependency to allow creation,
verification, and management of private and public keys for player
account verification. The same keys will be used to sign and verify
client/server connection messages.