Add default values for new params
Add env blacklist/whitelist to hgfs

Also simplify how per-repo configuration params are handled, putting
them in a dictionary like was recently done for gitfs.
Consistency/cleanup changes for gitfs
Restrict listing files/dirs that aren't exposed

This keeps files/dirs which aren't exposed due to the
whitelist/blacklist from being listed in cp.list_master and
cp.list_master_dirs. It also fixes envs() to not include these
environments.
Restrict listing files/dirs that aren't exposed

This keeps files/dirs which aren't exposed due to the
whitelist/blacklist from being listed in cp.list_master and
cp.list_master_dirs.
Add new params to master docs
Catch rendering issues.

Catch and warn on rendering issues in top files. Closes #8799.
Add read_conf() to lxc module
Add write_conf() to lxc module
Add edit_conf() to lxc module
Finishing up edit_conf() in lxc
Need to add new items to the conf file too
Remove SaltNova.list_nodes fixes #11128

Turns out this function isn't used anywhere.
Removed ssh_key_name an internal test leftover
salt.utils.serializers package missing from setup.py
Merge pull request #11871 from DockerNAS/develop

salt.utils.serializers package missing from setup.py
Delete references to imported pip module so `reload(site)` works.

When an older `pip` library is installed on the system, even if on a
state we upgrade it and reload modules, since we we're not removing all
references, the new module is not loaded and the old one is still used
instead.

Alternatively we could try and find out which modules were imported by a
module and explicitly remove them from `sys.modules` thus forcing a
reload, however, this can also cause bad behaviours, what if we
explicitly unload `salt`?

For now this works and it's simple.
Merge pull request #11872 from s0undt3ch/hotfix/pip-reload

Delete references to imported pip module so `reload(site)` works.
Merge pull request #11869 from jeroennijhof/develop

Removed ssh_key_name an internal test leftover
Support older ZMQ versions.