Update packages to prevent installation on Debian 12+ and Ubuntu 22.04+

[richlander]

Describe the feature you'd like supported

The msquic packages don't work on platforms that exclusively offer OpenSSL 3. It shouldn't be possible to install the msquic .deb packages on those distros.

As you can see, I was able to and had a bad experience: #3375 (comment)

Proposed solution

Do one or more of:

• Add an OpenSSL 1.x package dependency.
• Remove msquic from feeds where it is known to not work.
• Adopt a static linking model.

Additional context

No response

[richlander]

Related to #3390

[wfurt]

#3390 is unrelated e.g. that is build problem. What you describing is essentially dup of #2975.

[samsp-msft]

Doesn't #3392 fix this problem?

[richlander]

Kinda. I'm asking why the package is even in the jammy feed. Adding a OpenSSL 1.x dependency doesn't seem all that useful.

[wfurt]

It seems like we have internal partners that consume MsQuic on jammy so this would break them. They simply worked out the dependency even if distro vendor did not make it easy.

I would suggest to close this and focus on #2039.

[richlander]

Interesting. Sounds good. We should also move #3375 forward.