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MakeMaker.pm: Allow the user to specify which OpenSSL and/or libssh2 to use #94

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Some systems i.e. Windows and Solaris do not have standard location where openssl or libssh2 could be installed. This PR adds support for allowing the user to specify the include paths and libraries to link during the configure process.

@jacquesg jacquesg merged commit e0feaa2 into master Apr 28, 2014
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 - Added support for building with compilers other than gcc/clang (GH #93):
    + Windows: MSVC
    + Solaris: SunPro
 - Silenced a number of warnings (GH #93)
 - libgit2 is now built with the correct bits setting when building a 32-bit
    version on a 64-bit system (GH #93)
 - Remote -> is_url_supported() test cases only run when network testing
    is enabled. (GH #93)
 - Set core.autocrlf to "true" in the test repository for diff tests. This
    fixes test cases failures on Windows (GH #93)
 - Use file:/// on Windows for local push tests. (GH #93)
 - Users can now specify the OpenSSL and/or libssh2 to use as argument
    to Makefile.PL (GH #94):
    + --with-openssl-include
    + --with-openssl-libs
    + --with-libssh2-include
    + --with-libssh2-lib
 - Improve reliability of time-dependent tests
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