Support multi-assignees on merge requests
This mainly handles the search and replace approach to using assignees instead assignee for merge requests. It reuses existing logic from Issuable, where now issues _and_ merge requests handles multiple assignees. The feature is behind a feature flag, though, there's no way to switch back and forth to using the old and new tables. That's because we'd need a "sync" approach: Once the feature is off, we'd have to sync old table with new table, once it's on, new table with old table. Using the new `merge_request_assignees` altogether will make things simpler to handle, even though it's a bit "riskier".
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