Remove the OpenSSL provider #2827
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Starting in OpenSSL 3.0, most of the functionality which we need to implement the OpenSSL provider is deprecated. Rather than reimplement the whole provider in order to allow it to continue to work in the future, just remove it. Efforts would be better spent doing more optimization work rather than chasing OpenSSL's API changes.
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Starting in OpenSSL 3.0, most of the functionality which we need to implement the OpenSSL provider is deprecated. Rather than reimplement the whole provider in order to allow it to continue to work in the future, just remove it. Efforts would be better spent doing more optimization work rather than chasing OpenSSL's API changes.