openssl: Fix compilation on Windows when ngtcp2 is enabled

[jblazquez]

The wincrypt.h Windows header defines a number of preprocessor macros that conflict with identically named OpenSSL types. For example, it defines the following macros:

#define X509_NAME                           ((LPCSTR) 7)
#define OCSP_REQUEST                        ((LPCSTR) 66)
#define OCSP_RESPONSE                       ((LPCSTR) 67)

Which conflict with these OpenSSL types and cause compile errors:

typedef struct X509_name_st X509_NAME;
typedef struct ocsp_request_st OCSP_REQUEST;
typedef struct ocsp_response_st OCSP_RESPONSE;

OpenSSL headers already try to avoid these conflicts by undefining these Windows macros. However, that requires that wincrypt.h is included before any OpenSSL header.

In curl's vtls/openssl.c file, there is at least one configuration where an OpenSSL header is included before wincrypt.h. If ngtcp2 is enabled, for example, then the urldata.h include ends up including OpenSSL headers transitively like this:

Note: including file: urldata.h
Note: including file:  quic.h
Note: including file:   vquic/ngtcp2.h
Note: including file:    openssl/ssl.h

That include happens here.

In order to solve these conflicts and fix the compile issues when ngtcp2 is enabled, we need to move the wincrypt.h include as early as possible.

[jay]

Thanks