Fix renaming extension key name in Database Settings #11354
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When renaming a stored connection key for Browser Integration in Database Settings the key for Created timestamp is not renamed. This causes an empty value to be shown for the renamed key. Also removes the Created key when deleting stored key.
Introduces a static method
CustomData::getKeyWithPrefix()instead of different concatenations in various classes.Fixes #11353
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Manually.
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