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hmac: allocate OpenSSL objects in #initialize{,_copy} - #1135
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Commit 5f10428 (ocsp: allocate OpenSSL objects in #initialize{, _copy}, 2025-12-07) forgot to add this line.
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Allocate EVP_MD_CTX in OpenSSL::HMAC#initialize and #initialize_copy instead of .allocate. #1046 made similar changes to several other classes, but overlooked HMAC.
This fixes crash in OpenSSL::HMAC.allocate.reset.
Fixes #1134