chore(snowflake): patch oscrypto in the nix environment
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This PR adds two tiny, related patches to
oscryptoin the nix environment.I discovered this problem by trying to run snowflake tests after a recent
nixpkgs update (ca2b023).
This update broke snowflake tests in the nix environment, due to a switch to
openssl 3 in that update.
Searching around the internets I found
dbt-labs/dbt-core#3366, which led me to
wbond/oscrypto#78 which is fixed upstream in
oscrypto.Nix has a solid patching mechanism for doing post-install surgery on packages,
which I use here to apply two patches that address the regex-version-searching
bug (the root cause of the original failure).
We can remove these when the next version of
oscryptois released to PyPI.