On Linux, force local install of openssl in lib instead of e.g. lib64#2749
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I have found that on some platforms (in my case Ubuntu 22.04), OpenSSL gets installed in
lib64/, and then pkgconfig does not find it. Whereas installing it inlib/works.I figure it may help in some cases if it doesn't break the CI.