Jenkins JNLP agents should not connect/schedule builds if the workspace cannot be created or not writable

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      It's a pretty old behavior, but I think it makes sense to fix it at some point:
      1) Setup the non-existent folder as a workspace for JNLP slaves
      2) Start slave from the user who has no permissions to create folders in the path
      3) Start JNLP slave

      Expected result:
      1) Slave startup fails (like in SSH slaves)

      Actual result:
      1) Slave starts
      2) Slaves accepts the builds
      3) The builds fail

            Assignee:
            Oleg Nenashev
            Reporter:
            Oleg Nenashev
            Archiver:
            Jenkins Service Account

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