New package: Three v0.1.0

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• Registering package: Three
• Repository: https://github.com/jake-w-liu/Three.jl
• Created by: @jake-w-liu
• Version: v0.1.0
• Commit: 5bd762ab3eb5772e5712077629cdfdd8b2218ee2
• Reviewed by: @jake-w-liu
• Reference: register jake-w-liu/Diff3D.jl#1 (comment)
• Description: Three.jl is a Julia-native 3D graphics and differentiable rendering package with an API shaped after three.js.
• Release notes:

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[goerz]

[noblock] Name similarity is a false positive. I’ve applied the override

[goerz]

I suppose I should close this in favor of #157132

Although the rename wouldn't have been absolutely necessary: name similarities can be routinely overridden manually.

I do want to make sure that you're aware of the LLM guidelines for registered pacakages, though. There is material in the README that seems to be aimed at an LLM. Such a thing should not be part of a README. You want to address a human reader with a concise overview of the package.

[jake-w-liu]

@goerz Thanks for the note! I’ve trimmed the README to keep it focused on a human-facing package overview, installation, quick start, features, docs, examples, and verification.
I removed the registration/publication checklist and audit-style material.