Documentation update for issue #45 #110
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Attempt to resolve issue 45
The user's intent is to improve the NGINX Open Source installation documentation by making it more inclusive and informative for users on various platforms and architectures. Specifically, they want to ensure that users on ARM-based Macs, Linux, and potentially other systems have clear, accurate instructions for building OpenSSL. Additionally, they suggest providing links to OpenSSL's official documentation to help users identify the correct configuration targets for their systems.
Upon reviewing the potential documents, the most relevant document for this intent is "content/nginx/admin-guide/installing-nginx/installing-nginx-open-source.md". This document provides detailed instructions on installing NGINX Open Source, including compiling from source, which is where instructions for building OpenSSL would be most relevant. The other documents do not focus on installation or building from source, so they are not relevant to the user's intent.