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Closes #12440

Enable Lint/AmbiguousOperator rubocop cop

Enforce using parentheses if ambiguous operators are detected, like `header *some_method` or `array.select &:even?`.

See #17478

See merge request !4454

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Document the API endpoint for gathering a build log

## What does this MR do?

Adds documentation for gathering a trace build log via the API. Documenting the following:
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/blob/de20bd5b31715f096db3fb0155c82b0eea992b6c/lib/api/builds.rb#L98-110

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

Please verify that a curl request using the same format as documented works

## Why was this MR needed?

No documentation currently exists

## What are the relevant issue numbers?

#18015 

## Screenshots (if relevant)

See merge request !4467

Fix link to current design reference in the CONTRIBUTING guide

## What does this MR do?

It fixes an outdated link by replacing it with the up-to-date one.

See merge request !4439

Allow bulk-assign labels to issues

- [x] Allow bulk-assignment labels.
- [x] Show indeterminate state for labels present on selection.
- [x] Remove existing labels from selected items if label gets unmarked.
- [x] Fix conflicting tests.
- [x] Write tests.

Closes #13499 and #15489

See merge request !3917

Instead of passing `remove_label_ids`, just pass an empty array for
`label_ids` (and don't pass `add_label_ids` or `remove_label_ids`).

Triggering keyup will re-render the dropdown which is not needed when option persistWhenHide is true

This was re-rendering the dropdown unnecessarily

We need to update the results right away when we do bulk assignment.

1. Don't use instance variables, use `let` instead.
2. Add descriptions for all specs.
3. Share variables where possible.
4. Give labels more vivid names than 1, 2, and 3.
5. Remove deprecation warnings by passing issue IDs as '1,2,3' instead
   of an array, as that's how they're passed by the front-end. (The
   deprecation warning is for passing a nested array, which is what
   happens if an actual array is passed, as:
     `[1, 2, 3].split(',') == [[1, 2, 3]]`