Merge branch 'stable-3.5' into stable-3.6

* stable-3.5:
  Add an option to periodically warm the project_list cache
  Improve test coverage for internal change query pagination
  prolog_rules cache: only use memoryLimit from cache.projects
  Set version to 3.5.4-SNAPSHOT
  Set version to 3.5.3
  Don't update the last updated timestamp when running copy-approvals
  CreateRefControl: Check permissions on source refs
  Set version to 3.4.7-SNAPSHOT
  Set version to 3.4.6
  Fix javadoc summary for Google Java Style
  Don't depend on predicate order as they get sorted based on cost
  Fix DefaultMemoryCacheFactory to correctly set refreshAfterWrite
  Update git submodules
  Shortcut CreateRefControl#checkCreateCommit only for push processing
  Paginate internal change index queries
  Fix index pagination to set 'more_changes' correctly
  Fix Lucene change index search-after implementation
  Elasticsearch tests: Recreate container for each test suite
  Allow different data reservoirs for metrics
  Update git submodules
  Bump SSHD version to 2.8.0 and update JGit to stable-6.1 tip (d01376106)
  Fix AndSource to run #match() of predicate whose cost is least
  Bump JGit to latest stable-5.13 (035e0e23f)
  Add getter for registered events

Ib56133b39 is reverted during merge because it does not apply to
stable-3.6 where the copy-approval utility does not exist.

Also add suppress errorprone error of ProtectedMembersInFinalClass
on TestMatchablePredicate and update gitiles plugin to 24529d for
allowing the build to pass successfully.

Release-Notes: skip
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tree: f00e3a6aa5ae25a868d975d3b9c4bf3ebbb443af
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    yum clean all && yum install gerrit-<version>[-<release>]

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    docker run -p 8080:8080 gerritcodereview/gerrit[:version]-centos8

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