Add admin setting to disable user-specific logout thresholds#37
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TRUE, hides the autologout threshold text field from the user edit form and does not set a autologout.user.uid configuration item on form submit.
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If setting is TRUE, autologout threshold text field is hidden from the user edit form
and the form does not set a autologout.user.uid configuration item on submit.
Motivation
Currently when an admin saves a user with autologout enabled configuration is written for each user's individual logout threshold.
This not only reduces the module's footprint, but allows for workflows where configuration changes should not be made on the production environment; only on staging or local environments.
Certain hosting providers (e.g. Pantheon) don't allow config to be written unless the site is flipped from (default) git mode into sftp mode, which means with autologout enabled users wouldn't be able to be saved.
Related drupal.org issue: https://www.drupal.org/node/2730737