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add msquic to Centos 7 Helix queue

See original GitHub issue

This is follow-up on https://github.com/dotnet/arcade/issues/10253#issuecomment-1215320634

// from https://engdata.kusto.windows.net
WorkItems
| where JobName in (
"6a1d3b91-f1ae-40a3-8725-0bb3f45d793b", // Centos 7 doesn't work
"fb4186a2-dded-4c9a-8ba7-20314b96acb0", // RHEL7 good
"fe8209d6-d1a3-4a47-b534-2a057ac3aae9", // SLES 12 good
"81f9f8ee-4058-453e-8f82-8d061f46521b", // SLES 15 good
"d00bf0eb-14d0-4f47-b59f-c5048a5f144d", // Ubuntu 16.04 doesn't work
"adcf6c0b-1044-4dde-ada2-5c6137d01b0f", // Ubuntu 18.04 good
"469631c7-3f8a-46f5-ae21-5bf43e44b060", // Ubuntu 20.04 is good
"963594b0-7a9a-4d04-97cc-6735a67e8e10") // Ubuntu 22.04 is good
| where Name != JobName

I don’t know if it is just time lapse, but it should be possible now. see https://github.com/dotnet/dotnet-buildtools-prereqs-docker/pull/800 for detail.

openssl11 needed my msquic comes from EPEL repo. So it needs to be added if it is not already there.

cc: @manickap @CarnaViire @MattGal