Update git submodules

* Update plugins/replication from branch 'master'
  to d1ad7d504171c8f68d2cf956bb3422fa84a8194f
  - Use SecureStore to access replication credentials
    
    Gerrit introduced the SecureStore in Ibbb15ad2aa over 10 years
    ago, however, the replication plugin was never adapted and then
    unable to access the remote endpoint credentials when Gerrit
    has a custom secure provider installed that would provide
    data encryption at rest.
    
    Replace the direct reading of the secure.config with the abstract
    implementation of the Gerrit SecureStore, so that it can still
    be working as expected with encrypted credentials.
    
    Existing installations may have used a mix of encrypted and clear text
    credentials in secure.config, leveraging the replication plugin bug
    that was not accessing it using the correct API. Introduce a legacy
    feature flag 'gerrit.useLegacyCredentials' that allow the Gerrit
    admin to still use the legacy mode.
    
    Whenever the replication plugin detects the legacy mode, it displays
    a warning explaining what is happening and how to adjust the
    configuration and enable full encryption in secure.config.
    
    Release-Notes: Use SecureStore for reading username/password credentials
    Bug: Issue 320715545
    Change-Id: Ie5b6339d65d144536416cf070d52f11342b39fe6
    
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README.md

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