Use the newer names for STACK_OF(T) functions with BoringSSL #2231
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This is yet another symptom of sfackler#1944. Ideally rust-openssl would use the type-safe wrappers, which are the actual public APIs. Right now, rust-openssl's STACK_OF(T) handling is a safety regression from C. This PR doesn't address the safety issue, only works around the BoringSSL porting issue.
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This is yet another symptom of #1944.
Ideally rust-openssl would use the type-safe wrappers, which are the actual public APIs. Right now, rust-openssl's STACK_OF(T) handling is a safety regression from C. This PR doesn't address the safety issue, only works around the BoringSSL porting issue.