Allow configuring excluded ciphers and SSL protocols #66
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Protocol and ciphers come from JDK. JDK can add new protocols/ciphers at any time.
If we use only inclusion lists we block support of new protocols/ciphers because they will not be in inclusion list and application will ignore theirs.
We need to use exclusion lists so that we don’t block out future support.