des: fix compile break for OpenSSL without DES #8459
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When `USE_OPENSSL` was defined but OpenSSL had no DES support and a different crypto library was used for that, `Curl_des_set_odd_parity` was called but not defined. This could for example happen on Windows and macOS when using OpenSSL v3 with deprecated features disabled. Use the same condition for the function definition as used at the caller side, but leaving out the OpenSSL part to avoid including OpenSSL headers. Closes curl#8459
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When
USE_OPENSSLwas defined but OpenSSL had no DES support and adifferent crypto library was used for that,
Curl_des_set_odd_paritywas called but not defined. This could for example happen on Windows
and macOS when using OpenSSL v3 with deprecated features disabled.
Use the same condition for the function definition as used at the
caller side, but leaving out the OpenSSL part to avoid including
OpenSSL headers.