Add support for OpenSSL3x. OpenSSL 1.1.1 went end of life on September 11th 2023.

[sysfu]

Describe the bug
OpenSSL 1.1.1 went EoL on the 11th of September 2023. The epic server binary will not run on gentoo linux with current versions of OpenSSL libraries installed.

To Reproduce
Download and extract latest epic server binary, then run it. Epic binary complains: epic: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Expected behavior
epic server binary supports current version(s) of SSL.

Required data

• Epic node v3.6.0
• epic
• OS: gentoo
• Rust Version - n/a
• Cargo Version n/a

Additional context
Current version of openssl libraries on gentoo is dev-libs/openssl-3.0.13-r2-17:0/3

Workaround is to emerge the dev-libs/openssl-compat package.

[who-biz]

Agreed that this should be changed. However, the most common distributions run by users of Linux are Ubuntu 20.04 and 22.04. These use different versions of openssl. Until Ubuntu 20.04 migrates to 3.0, or hits EOL, we are unfortunately stuck with this situation.

Not Ubuntu's first time creating a situation like this. glibc also had an update that broke backwards compat for Ubuntu 16.04 & Debian 9, some years ago. We are lucky that this is only a library, and does not require separate compiled binaries.