Remove asserts checking OpenSSL error queues #66443
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Fixes dotnet#44689 As of dotnet#65148, libraries use different approach to handling OpenSSL errors. The original assert which would be hit if a previous operation left errors in the queue is no longer necessary as all OpenSSL calls are prepended by `ERR_clear_error()` to make sure the latest (and most relevant) error is reported.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/ncl, @vcsjones Issue DetailsFixes #44689 As of #65148, libraries use different approach to handling OpenSSL errors. The original assert which would be hit if a previous operation left errors in the queue is no longer necessary as all OpenSSL calls are prepended by
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Fixes #44689
As of #65148, libraries use different approach to handling OpenSSL errors. The original assert which would be hit if a previous operation left errors in the queue is no longer necessary as all OpenSSL calls are prepended by
ERR_clear_error()to make sure the latest (and most relevant) error is reported.