Addition of scale-out and scale-in commands. #172
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This commit is the initial commit of code to allow users to manually scale a job in or out manually. Scaling can be done either by a count or a percentage value with option to pass a taskgroup name to target. If the task group is not passed, all TGs within the job will be scaled as dictated. Closes #124
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This commit is the initial commit of code to allow users to
manually scale a job in or out manually. Scaling can be done either
by a count or a percentage value with option to pass a taskgroup
name to target. If the task group is not passed, all TGs within the
job will be scaled as dictated.
Closes #124