Remove an unneeded call into OpenSSL #6887
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This call doesn't do anything, on every version of OpenSSL going back to forever the call to ERR_clear_error() calls ERR_get_state(), so it's always been a no-op. Same change for CPython: python/cpython#6887
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This call doesn't do anything, on every version of OpenSSL going back to forever the call to ERR_clear_error() calls ERR_get_state(), so it's always been a no-op. Same change for CPython: python/cpython#6887
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This call doesn't do anything, on every version of OpenSSL going back to forever the call to
ERR_clear_error()callsERR_get_state(), so it's always been a no-op.