New package: MORwiki v0.1.4

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• Registering package: MORwiki
• Repository: https://github.com/mpimd-csc/MORwiki.jl
• Created by: @jonas-schulze
• Version: v0.1.4
• Commit: 5ad4d98906124c7c2e96564495de7de871f9c7c0
• Reviewed by: @jonas-schulze
• Reference: mpimd-csc/MORWiki.jl@5ad4d98#commitcomment-141231213
• Description: Download data sets from MOR Wiki.

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[LilithHafner]

Thanks for making this package! A note on the name, Julia packages almost always use UpperCammelCase. In this case, MORWiki is the standard capitalization of this name (much like the Base.IOBuffer type).

If you rename your package to MORWiki.jl folks who are used to Julia package naming conventions will be able to remember and guess it's name much more easily.

[jonas-schulze]

I thought about this, too. In fact, the first draft of the package was named that way. However, the preferred way to cite the MOR Wiki is "MORwiki" (https://morwiki.mpi-magdeburg.mpg.de/morwiki/index.php/MOR_Wiki:About). I don't have a strong opinion, but would prefer if package and preferred citation are the same. Let me discuss this internally and get back to you afterwards.

[jonas-schulze]

Superseeded by #105655 ... how do I close this PR?

[GunnarFarneback]

You can't do that yourself, but declaring it to be ready to be closed is helpful.