Version 3.5.2

Run git renormalize

This should fix `gradlew.bat` being show as `modified` even after a fresh
git clone:

```
modified:   extra/nouveau/gradlew.bat
```

That makes the dist tarball as "dirty" so it breaks our releases.

This seems to happen because `extra/nouveau/gradlew.bat` was stored with cr/lf
endings in git, but then we also modified `.gitattributes` to have `text
eol=crlf`, which indicates we want to store the file with `lf` and only apply
`cr/lf` after the checkout on Windows. So managed to thoroughly confuse git
with that we wanted to do.

It turns out we can fix this with `git add --renormalize .` so that's what this
commit does [1].

[1]
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7156694/git-how-to-renormalize-line-endings-in-all-files-in-all-revisions