New Rule Suggestion - PSAvoidNonWhitelistedCmdletAliases

[kilasuit]

The Usecase for this rule would be to allow those more advanced in using PowerShell to configure what Aliases dont flag up when the rule runs.

Also this would open up the Settings/Configuration/Profile discussion to a real world example case so also helps with the Design considerations that we would need to make at this point to be flexible going forward

[kapilmb]

@kilasuit This would be functionally duplicate to the AvoidAlias rule except that you could customize the aliases. I think, the way to go about this is to get AvoidAlias use the whitelist (by means of settings/configuration file). We should be closing in on the settings/configuration design soon so as to enable feature like this (#518).

[kapilmb]

We recently pushed a feature to pass parameters to rules via the settings file #611. Currently the scope of the feature is limited to the extent that we can pass parameters only to the PSAvoidUsingCmdletAliases rule. Since this feature obviates the need for PSAvoidNonWhitelistedCmdletAliases rule, will close this issue.