* Description of problem:

The "ovmf" package bundles OpenSSL (for valid reasons, e.g. because firmware
built from edk2 uses a different ABI than the ELF userspace on Linux). For
such cases, <https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Bundled_Libraries> postulates
that the spec file provide a virtual "bundled" feature, such as:

  Provides: bundled(NAME) = VERSION

Note that RELEASE is not included; VERSION should reflect the upstream
basis. The guideline says,

  The version notes which version of the library was bundled. If there's
  been a lot of incomplete backporting of changes from newer versions of the
  library, it can be hard to establish what version to use here. A very
  general rule of thumb is to use the oldest version that seems reasonable
  as the reason we're doing this is to tell when a library contains issues
  that have been fixed in newer upstream versions.

* Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

ovmf-20180508-2.gitee3198e672e2.el7

* How reproducible:

100%

* Steps to Reproduce:

  rpm -q --provides -p OVMF-20180508-2.gitee3198e672e2.el7.noarch.rpm  \
  | grep openssl

* Actual results:

[nothing]

* Expected results:

bundled(openssl) = 1.1.0h

* Additional info:

The noted OVMF version/release bundles the prepped/hobbled OpenSSL tarball
from Fedora dist-git @ 264133c642cd. According to the "openssl.spec" file at
that commit, the upstream base is "1.1.0h".