[Bug 251782] Mk/bsd.default-versions.mk: define SSL_DEFAULT=openssl on FreeBSD 11.*

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--- Comment #2 from Mathieu Arnold <mat at FreeBSD.org> ---
I can already tell you how it will go.

- Everything will build
- Except for ports that also use GSSAPI, which now can't use GSSAPI from base
and have to be built with a ports version of GSSAPI. Now, for those ports, they
don't work any more as the innards of the different GSSAPI are not compatible.
- Things will run
- Except stuff that links with stuff in base, like pkg, and with libpkg comes
net-snmp, then php-snmp, and then, boom, it explodes mid flight because you
built php with ssl from ports, but php-snmp brings in openssl from the base
system.

We could devote exp-run resources to this, but, well, the switch from ssl=base
to ssl=openssl will never happen in the official package repository, so, why
bother...

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