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Add whitelist configuration option#78
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This rebases @bhavanki's work in #56.
Note: Need to add a Changelog note about this being a potentially breaking change.
If you are currently using a blacklist, this may start working oddly if you are also using subfolders from the Workflow plugin. The top level job name was being used as the job tag before, and now it is the top level job followed by the subfolder names, separated by a forward slash. So jobs that had subfolders before, but were blacklisted, are going to suddenly appear.