cmake: cryptlib_openssl: link missing TSS2 dependencies#3555
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The tss2-esys library depends on tss2-sys and tss2-mu, but these dependencies are not always propagated automatically in certain build environments (e.g. Yocto). This results in unresolved symbols during linking. Explicitly linking these libraries ensures successful builds when building libspdm with TPM support enabled. Signed-off-by: Jino Abraham <jinoabraham26@gmail.com>
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The tss2-esys library depends on tss2-sys and tss2-mu, but these dependencies are not always propagated automatically in certain build environments (e.g. Yocto). This results in unresolved symbols during linking.
Explicitly linking these libraries ensures successful builds when building libspdm with TPM support enabled.