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Drop all the offensive words from NM

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      Given the current NetworkManager codebase, documentation, and logs contain terms identified as offensive ("master/slave", "whitelist/blacklist"),

      When a developer updates the codebase to replace all instances of "master/slave" with "controller/port" and "whitelist/blacklist" with "allowlist/denylist",

      Then, no references to the old terms should exist in the NetworkManager codebase, logs, or documentation.

      Definition of Done:

      • All internal and external documentation reflects the updated language
      • CI tests run successfully without errors related to the renamed terms
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      Given the current NetworkManager codebase, documentation, and logs contain terms identified as offensive ("master/slave", "whitelist/blacklist"), When a developer updates the codebase to replace all instances of "master/slave" with "controller/port" and "whitelist/blacklist" with "allowlist/denylist", Then, no references to the old terms should exist in the NetworkManager codebase, logs, or documentation. Definition of Done : All internal and external documentation reflects the updated language CI tests run successfully without errors related to the renamed terms
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      This issue is tracking the work needed to drop all offensive words ("master/slave", "whitelist/blacklist") from NM. This includes the code, logs and documentation. 

            ferferna Fernando Fernandez Mancera
            rh-ee-sfaye Stanislas Faye
            Network Management Team Network Management Team
            Vladimir Benes Vladimir Benes
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