Disable PostgreSQL statement timeout during migrations

Long-running migrations may take more than the timeout allowed by the database. Disable the session's statement timeout to ensure migrations don't get killed prematurely.

See merge request !5263

Long-running migrations may take more than the timeout allowed by
the database. Disable the session's statement timeout to ensure
migrations don't get killed prematurely.

This reverts commit 9ca633eb4c62231e4ddff5466c723cf8e2bdb25d, reversing
changes made to fb229bbf7970ba908962b837b270adf56f14098f.

Actually render old and new sections of parallel diff next to each other

See merge request !5173

Dropdown loading time preformance fix

## What does this MR do?
Optimizes the performance of the dropdown load time by just sending the required data to load the dropdown instead of the full object

This MR aims to fix #17474 

See merge request !5113

With these changes we don’t lost the issue references when importing
from `GitLab.com`.

Allow developers to merge into a protected branch without having push access

## What does this MR do?

Adds a "Developers can merge" checkbox to protected branches much like the "Developers can push" checkbox. When the checkbox is enabled, a developer can merge MRs into that protected branch from the Web UI and from the command-line (any push that is entirely composed of merge commits is allowed).

## Are there points in the code the reviewer needs to double check?

- This MR refactors the `GitAccess` module, moving parts of it to `UserAccess` and the new `ChangeAccessCheck`.
- This MR refactors `GitAccessSpec`, which generates a "matrix" of tests.
- The main logic "developers can merge" should be straightforward enough.
- The commits are fairly atomic, and the commit messages are descriptive regarding the motivations behind every change.

## Why was this MR needed?

A significant portion of this feature was implemented in !4220 (thanks, @mvestergaard!) ; I'm wrapping it up.

## What are the relevant issue numbers?

#18193 
Closes #967 

## Screenshots

![1](/uploads/c636e88ba38628211754e7cf122b0dc4/1.png)
![2](/uploads/5ed1e7917e2f36853a479faa565b022a/2.png)
![3](/uploads/0d202ba42e8dc6aade7bc6ac8db41ee6/3.png)

## TODO

- [ ]  #18193 !4892 Add "developers can merge" as an option for protected branches
    - [x]  Review existing code
    - [x]  Fix build
    - [x]  Implementation / refactoring
        - [x]  Clean up `GitAccess`
        - [x]  Clean up `protected_branches.js.coffee`
        - [x]  Figure out authorization issue
            - If we try to merge code into a protected branch for a user who doesn't have access to that branch, an auth check will fail
            - We need to get around this, somehow
            - [x]  Try detecting merge commits and allowing those
        - [x]  A push with regular commits _and_ merge commits should fail
            - [x]  Figure out a solution
            - [x]  Extensive tests for `MergeCommitCheck`
    - [x]  Add tests
        - [x]  Untested parts of original MR
    - [x]  Improve the checks in `/allowed`
        -  @dzaporozhets's proposal:
            - commits in push == commits in merge request
            - branch to push == target branch of merge request
            - merge request has required amount of approves (ee only)
            - merge commit in push == merge commit we created when merged via UI
            - save merge commit sha in database and compare with `newrev`
        - my proposal
            - /allowed finds all open merge requests with the appropriate target branch
            - For each MR, compare the commit SHAs in the MR to the commit SHAs in the change set
            - If we have a match, compare the diff of the matching MR to the diff of the change set
            - If we still have a match, the merge is legit
        - [x]  Wait for replies on my proposal
        - [x]  Pick a strategy
        - [x]  Implementation
            - [x]  Save `in_progress_merge_commit_sha`
            - [x]  Check `in_progress_merge_commit_sha`
            - [x]  Clear `in_progress_merge_commit_sha`
        - [x]  Test / refactor
    - [x]  Merge conflicts
    - [x]  Verify workflows
        - [x]  Developer with 'developer can merge' on:
            - [x]  Can merge an MR from the Web UI
            - [x]  Error message for conflicts in the Web UI
            - [x]  Cannot merge an MR from the command line (HTTP)
            - [x]  Cannot merge an MR from the command line (SSH)
            - [x]  Cannot modify the branch otherwise
        - [x]  Developer with 'developer can merge' off:
            - [x]  Cannot merge an MR from the Web UI
            - [x]  Error message for conflicts in the Web UI
            - [x]  Cannot merge an MR from the command line (HTTP)
            - [x]  Cannot merge an MR from the command line (SSH)
            - [x]  Cannot modify the branch otherwise
        - [x]  New projects created could have have "Developers can merge" turned on automatically for the default branch
    - [x]  CHANGELOG
    - [x]  Fix build
    - [x]  Wait for [build](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/commit/42624e3d53754064186d4ae9048e310d1d3eed0b/builds) to pass
    - [x]  Screenshots
    - [x]  Assign to endboss
    - [x]  Respond to @dbalexandre's comments
        - [x]  Duplicated line, this is equals to line 26.
        - [x]  We aren't using any of these helpers in this migration, we can remove the include.
        - [x]  What do you think to add a default value for this column to avoid the Three-state Boolean Problem?
        - [x]  group all checks under Gitlab::Checks
        - [x]  You have a default value for developers_can_merge column, but your migration doesn't add it.
        - [x]  What do you think to rename Partially protected to anything else?
    - [x]  Fix conflicts
    - [x]  Make sure [build](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/commit/b1cfd42f20a78fd7f844288954e97cff32962e20/builds) passes
    - [ ]  Wait for merge

See merge request !4892