Handle disabled algorithms on Azure Linux #106698
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This pull request reacts to more changes in Azure Linux.
While SCOSSL does support ChaCha20-Poly1305, Azure Linux disables it:
https://github.com/microsoft/azurelinux/blob/027873ec537e7cf30f7d724c9dc1ad02098752b7/SPECS/openssl/openssl.spec#L170
Azure Linux with SymCrypt-OpenSSL does not support explicit EC curves. Unlike other platforms like Apple, SCOSSL allows importing and exporting explicit curve keys, rather they only fail at use time. For this, we introduce a new provider property that keeps track of how explicit EC curves fail.
Azure Linux does not support generating small RSA keys.
Contributes to #106489