Update the usage of fixed_queue.
* Relax non-NULL requirements for fixed_queue by eliminating
some of the asserts.
Now, when semantically possible, fixed_queue - related function
will return the appropriate value even if the queue pointer is NULL.
This reduces clutter in the code where we had to do anyway
"if (queue != NULL)" checks.
* Add non-NULL guards in the few remaining places where
fixed_queue_get_list(). For now, we need to use this function,
hence the extra check.
That function should be eliminated in the future, because all the
code where it is used violates the semantics of using a queue.
Bug: 24723840
Change-Id: I47632a3515f3d27856d4870e18723d345c040d64
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