GUACAMOLE-2315: Disable HTTP/3 support when building libwebsockets. - #702
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libwebsockets 5.0.0 enables HTTP/3 by default, and HTTP/3 in turn forces LWS_WITH_GNUTLS on, for which the builder stage installs no packages. As the version pattern for libwebsockets is unpinned, that release is selected automatically and the build fails. Nothing within guacd requires HTTP/3, libwebsockets being used only for Kubernetes support. Disabling it leaves libwebsockets building against the OpenSSL already present in the image, and avoids pinning the version.
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libwebsockets 5.0.0 turns on HTTP/3 by default, and HTTP/3 pulls in GnuTLS, which isn't installed in the builder stage. The version pattern isn't pinned, so the build picks up 5.0.0 on its own and breaks.
Turning it off lets libwebsockets build against the OpenSSL that's already in the image, and we don't have to pin a version.