tls-uses-pqc: use already-loaded libssl instead - #429
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Preferring a fixed libssl.so.4 (OpenSSL 4) or .so.3 may not match with what the runtime is using. Always use the one already picked by the runtime. As a concrete example, the source-built SDK on Fedora Rawhide is currently non-portably linked against OpenSSL 3, but the test was calling the function in libssl.so.4, which was not working.
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Preferring a fixed libssl.so.4 (OpenSSL 4) or .so.3 may not match with
what the runtime is using. Always use the one already picked by the
runtime.
As a concrete example, the source-built SDK on Fedora Rawhide is
currently non-portably linked against OpenSSL 3, but the test was
calling the function in libssl.so.4, which was not working.