openssl: NonStop fails to build libcrypto.so for overlong CC argument list

This is essentially a similar root cause on NonStop as #12116 where the number of objects supplied in the construction of libcrypto.so exceeds the capacity of the platform.

I was able to MacGyver the Makefile (which is not sustainable) to create a libcrypto.so instance using:

        echo providers/libcrypto-shlib-baseprov.o >> libcrypto.in
        echo providers/libcrypto-shlib-defltprov.o >> libcrypto.in
        echo providers/libcrypto-shlib-nullprov.o >> libcrypto.in
        $(CC) $(LIB_CFLAGS) $(LIB_LDFLAGS) \
                -Wshared \
                -o libcrypto.so \
                -Weld_obey=libcrypto.in \
                providers/libimplementations.a providers/libcommon.a providers/libnonfips.a  $(LIB_EX_LIBS)

If the linker is used directly, as configured, we could just supply the libcrypto.a, presumably, instead of constructing the list of objects.