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Is it true 'openssl' is the root cause? If yes, still purge others since they will eat up lots of space.
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I just double checked it and it is not openssl but wget. sonic-config-engine->python-netaddr->ieee-data->wget.
However, I still feel that we should remove all the purges since they only save ~10M space but cause a lot of potential confusion and difficulties in debugging.
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build-essential brings in lots of packages, apt-autoremove will remove them.
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Ah I see, that's another 126MB. Will restore purge build-essential then.