Solr statistics documentation in DSpace manual and DSDOC is out-of-date, wrong, and inconsistent with dspace.cfg

DSDOC:
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• refers to solr.spidersfile instead of solr.spiderips.urls and gives an invalid usage instruction (should be replaced with solr.spiderips.urls with usage of org.dspace.statistics.util.StatisticsClient -u to download an update of files from URLs given)

• misses out documentation for solr.statististics.query.filter.isBot and solr.statistics.query.filter.spiderIp configuration properties

• misses out documentation for solr.statistics.logBots

• misses out documentation for solr.resolver.timeout

• misses out any documentation/usage examples for org.dspace.statistics.util.StatisticsClient CLI utility

DSpace 1.6.2 Manual:
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• Section "5.2.49. DSpace SOLR Statistics Configuration" suffers the same problem as DSDOC wiki area

• Section 3.4.6. DSpace Statistics (http://www.dspace.org/1_6_2Documentation/ch03.html#N10CF2) has correct spider URLs config property usage, but also misses out the query filter, logBots and resolver documentation

• Section 3.4.6. DSpace Statistics (http://www.dspace.org/1_6_2Documentation/ch03.html#N10CF2) mentions the following extra properties and claims they are commented-out in dspace.cfg, but they aren't:

statistics.items.dc.1=dc.identifier
statistics.items.dc.2=dc.date.accessioned
statistics.items.type.1=dcinput
statistics.items.type.2=date
statistics.default.start.datepick = 01/01/1977

• misses out any documentation/usage examples for org.dspace.statistics.util.StatisticsClient CLI utility

Inconsistent dspace.cfg property naming
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Some properties prefixed with statistics.* (particularly confusing when configuring legacy stats reports)
Some properties prefixed with solr.* (ie. not solr.statistics.*)
Some properties prefixed with solr.statistics.* (this seems sensible and I think should be the primary prefix for solr statistics properties)
Some properties have no prefix at all (eg. useProxies – unless this is used for something other than solr stats?)

The term "Spider" is used to denote a spider/crawler robot such as Google or Yahoo, not "Bot", but terms are then mixed with property names like 'logBots' and 'isBot' instead. (also appears in places in code)