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Boost.iostreams now requires C++11, so normally a implementation shall exists in the compiling toolchain, so use this instead of the Boost implementation.

This allows to no longer depend explicitly on libboost_random.so, which is now the case with the recent modular works (see other case of these extra dependencies being added with modular changes in boostorg/regex#253 or
boostorg/system#132)

Boost.iostreams now requires C++11, so normally a <random>
implementation shall exists in the compiling toolchain, so use this
instead of the Boost implementation.

This allows to no longer depend explicitly on libboost_random.so, which
is now the case with the recent modular works (see other case of these
extra dependencies being added with modular changes in
boostorg/regex#253 or
boostorg/system#132)
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