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Dave Borowitz 040c39bcb3 Fix auto-adding reviewers during push
When we converted ReceiveCommits to use BatchUpdate's parallel
functionality in I40545a4d, we lost the automatic request scope
propagation. This was mostly fine, with the notable exception of:
 - pushing a new patch set of an existing change, and
 - pushing multiple changes so work is in a background thread, and
 - mentioning a user in a footer (Signed-Off-By, etc.), and
 - not including an email address in that footer, and
 - not having the account index enabled.

This would cause AccountResolver to try to call its
Provider<ReviewDb>, which fails because it's not in request scope.

Fix this by passing a ReviewDb into AccountResolver methods. That was
the easy part; the hard part was figuring out how to write a test case
that triggered this. Since the account index is now enabled by
default, this means putting a test-only hack into LuceneIndexModule
to support disabling a specific index. (This could also be useful for
other tests, since we currently don't exercise the non-index
fallbacks.)

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Gerrit Code Review

Gerrit is a code review and project management tool for Git based projects.

Objective

Gerrit makes reviews easier by showing changes in a side-by-side display, and allowing inline comments to be added by any reviewer.

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