Use OpenSSL::PKey.generate_pkey instead of OpenSSL::PKey::Algo #220
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This was needed on Fedora 40 with OpenSSL 40 to make the test suite pass.
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I forgot I already opened #189. |
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This is the recommended way to generate private keys.
I vaguely recall that this requires OpenSSL 3.0 but acceptance tests should show it if I break things.