Merge "Move 'User Refs' docs to the intro-user doc."

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[[user-refs]]
== User Refs
User configuration data such as link:#preferences[preferences] is
stored in the `All-Users` project under a per-user ref. The user's
ref is based on the user's account id which is an integer. The user
refs are sharded by the last two digits (`+nn+`) in the refname,
leading to refs of the format `+refs/users/nn/accountid+`.
[[preferences]]
== Preferences
There are several options to control the rendering in the Gerrit web UI.
Users can configure their preferences under `Settings` > `Preferences`.
The user's preferences are stored in a `git config` style file named
`preferences.config` under the link:#user-refs[user's ref] in the
`All-Users` project.
The following preferences can be configured:

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[[user-named-queries]]
== User Named Queries
It is possible to define named queries on a user level. To do
this, define the named queries in the `queries` file of
the user's account ref in the `All-Users` project. The user's
account ref is based on the user's account id which is an
integer. The account refs are sharded by the last two digits
(`+nn+`) in the refname, leading to refs of the format
`+refs/users/nn/accountid+`. The user's queries file is a
2 column tab delimited file. The left column represents the
name of the query, and the right column represents the query
expression represented by the name.
this, define the named queries in the `queries` file under the
link:intro-user.html#user-refs[user's ref] in the `All-Users` project. The
user's queries file is a 2 column tab delimited file. The left
column represents the name of the query, and the right column
represents the query expression represented by the name.
Example queries file: