Fix bundled OpenSSL in Windows installer #568
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We use Qt5.15, which only supports OpenSSL 1.1.1. The latest installer included OpenSSL 3.1.2, which unfortunately broke the auto updater for Windows, because Qt couldn't use the bundled OpenSSL library.
I apologize for the flurry of requests for releases, but I really think it would be best to make a
v1.11.4release as soon as this is merged, because the previous releases break the automatic updating for all Windows installations. Therefore I would like to ask you to create another release with these changes once this is merged, I already bumped the version number and I marked the1.11.3release as a prerelease.Fixes #566.