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Description of problem:
Our current service level of None can be confusing and is slated to be updated (Does None mean I don't have a service level preference, is there no value there and I'm basically getting a null response?, what does not having a service level on this subscription mean for me as a customer?, etc).

One of the terminology updates for RHEL 7.0 is to update 'None' to be 'No Support' for service levels.

This would give us service levels on our subscriptions of:
No Support (currently None)
Self-Support
Standard
Premium

and possible service level preferences of:
Not Set
No Support (currently None)
Self-Support
Standard
Premium


Additional info:
This will impact subscription-manager service-level --set=none, as we'll now have to include no support in quotes or escape the space to get it to parse properly.
#subscription-manager service-level --set 'no support'
#subscription-manager service-level --set "No Support"
#subscription-manager service-level --set No\ Support