default to openssl if 1.0.2 (or if CPU is non-x86) #272
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the list of values reported by `${CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR}` was taken from https://github.com/ljbade/boringssl/blob/a6aabff2e6e95a71b2f966447eebd53e57d8bf83/CMakeLists.txt#L16
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default to openssl if 1.0.2 (or if CPU is non-x86)
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After the last release (1.1.1) in #236 we have switched by default to build against the bundled libressl.
However there is a significant drawback in performance as reported in #263 as well as compatibility issues on ARM.
Therefore this PR minimizes the selection of bundled libressl (as the library to which the standalone server links by default) to when all of the following conditions are met: