Fix LuceneTestCase to always use passed random parameter where possible#15725
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The
LuceneTestCasehas quite a few methods that allow passing aRandomparameter. In a few of those methods that passed parameter is not used, but the standardrandom()supplier is called - or usages mixed between the argument and the standardrandom()call.While this change seems useful to me from a code perspective, it might also mean, that trying to repeat currently failing test runs might pass with this. Please just go ahead and close if you think it's not worth it.
I also renamed the
configureRandommethod, because it was not clear to me what it's doing.