xmlsec1-1.2.28-150100.7.15.1

- Add rplintrc to avoid bogus errors:
  * xmlsec1-rpmlintrc

- Fixed (bsc#1104876).  Added: Requires: %{libname} = %{version} to each module
  in the spec file. This will ensure that when one of the modules is installed
  the corresponding version of libxmlsec1-1 will also be installed/upgraded.

- Version update to 1.2.26:
  * Added xmlsec-mscng module based on Microsoft Cryptography API: Next
    Generation
  * Added support for GOST 2012 and fixed CryptoPro CSP provider for GOST R
    34.10-2001 in xmlsec-mscrypto
  * Added LibreSSL 2.7 support
  * Upgraded documentation build process to support the latest gtk-doc

- Version update to 1.2.25:
  * Various small fixes
  * Coverity cleanups
  * Removed support for old openssl

- Version update to 1.2.24:
  * Added ECDSA-SHA1, ECDSA-SHA256, ECDSA-SHA512 support
  for xmlsec-nss.
  * Fixed XMLSEC_KEYINFO_FLAGS_X509DATA_DONT_VERIFY_CERTS
  handling.
  * Disabled external entities loading by xmlsec utility app by
  default to prevent XXE attacks.
  * Improved OpenSSL version and features detection.
  * Cleaned up, simplified, and standardized internal error
  reporting.
  * Fixed a few Coverity-discovered bugs.
  * Marked as deprecated all the functions in xmlsec/soap.h file
  and a couple other functions no longer required by xmlsec.
  These functions will be removed in the future releases.
  * Several other small fixes (see commit log for more details).

- Fixed dependencies with libraries (bsc#1012246):
  * libxmlsec1-openssl.so
  * libxmlsec1-gcrypt.so
  * libxmlsec1-gnutls.so
  * libxmlsec1-nss.so

- Version update to 1.2.23:
  * Full support for OpenSSL 1.1.0
  * Several other small fixes

- Version update to 1.2.22 (fate#320861):
  * see the ChangeLog for most detailed output
  * openssl 1.1 support
  * Few features from libreoffice for integrated
  * Run the testsuite

- update to 1.2.20:
  * fix a number of miscellaneous bugs
  * update expired or soon-to-be-expired certificates in test suite

- Initial packaging of xmlsec1 for SUSE