New package: PSSFSS v0.1.1

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• Registering package: PSSFSS
• Repository: https://github.com/simonp0420/PSSFSS.jl
• Created by: @simonp0420
• Version: v0.1.1
• Commit: 76662bd3e69c6c03b5f08b930d64aaf88749811e
• Reviewed by: @simonp0420
• Reference: Register package! simonp0420/PSSFSS.jl#18

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[simonp0420]

[noblock]
Automerging failed because the name contains all uppercase letters.
I would like to request an exception to the naming guidelines because the name is an acronym for Polarization Selective Surfaces/Frequency Selective Surfaces. It is aimed at a narrow audience of antenna and electromagnetic engineers who are familiar with these terms and acronyms, and I don't see a natural way to insert lower case letters in this name. Any name that would be understandable to a wider audience would have to be extremely long.

[simonp0420]

Thanks!