Andreas Dangel d227cffdab [ci] Java rule change is not detected
* Use "HEAD" instead of "FETCH_HEAD" for patch branch.
  FETCH_HEAD might change, if another fetch is done. HEAD
  always points to the currently checked out commit, that
  has been built.
* Add --patch-config to use the same config as for the baseline
  (see .travis/regression-tester.sh). However, currently this
  is ignored, when "--auto-gen-config" is used.
* Use long argument names for better readability

Fixes #2820
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