Enable automatic updates of test code and needles by default #6039
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* Mention the `git_auto_update` setting and related systemd unit * Keep mentioning of `fetchneedles` because it can be useful to initially clone all required repositories upfront * Add glossary entry for `needles` instead of trying to explain the term in "Getting tests" * Split paragraph about getting openSUSE tests to general information is in its own paragraph * Avoid code block for mentioning a single script * Fix wrapping in paragraph about Fedora's tests * See https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/168379
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