New package: Gnoll v3.1.0

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• Registering package: Gnoll
• Repository: https://github.com/ianfhunter/GNOLL
• Created by: @ianfhunter
• Version: v3.1.0
• Commit: bfddeab89b4b5fb4ae7cb6cfed8e96724605d589
• Reviewed by: @ianfhunter
• Reference: Issue opened for interacting with JuliaRegistrator (DO NOT CLOSE) ianfhunter/GNOLL#352 (comment)
• Description: GNOLL is an efficient dice notation parser for multiple programming languages that supports a wide set of dice notation

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Your new package pull request does not meet the guidelines for auto-merging. Please make sure that you have read the General registry README and the AutoMerge guidelines. The following guidelines were not met:

• I was not able to load the package (i.e. import Gnoll failed). See the CI logs for details.
• Package name similar to 2 existing packages.
  1. Similar to Shell. Normalized visual distance 1.54 is at or below cutoff of 2.50.
  2. Similar to Dhall. Normalized visual distance 1.89 is at or below cutoff of 2.50.

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[ianfhunter]

Moving to #70936 to try comply with naming conventions

[ianfhunter]

This can be closed (i dont have permission). Some duplicate PRs were made as I was trying to figure out how to get it to work