added new dice roller#3199
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Description
This PR adds a dice-rolling simulator feature. The user is prompted for how many dice to roll, and each die's outcome is displayed as ASCII/box-drawing art (rather than plain numbers) using a dice_art dictionary that maps each face (1–6) to a 5-line tuple of box-drawing characters (┌, ─, │, └) and dot symbols (●) for pips.
Dice are currently displayed in a horizontal layout — all dice printed side-by-side, line by line, so the output resembles a real dice throw laid out on a table. A vertical layout option (each die's art printed fully before the next) is included but currently commented out, so it can be toggled on if needed later.
Finally, the program calculates and prints the total sum of all dice rolled.
Problem it solves: Plain text dice output like [3, 5, 1] is unintuitive and unengaging. This makes rolls visually clear and more fun to read — useful for CLI board game utilities, tabletop RPG tools, or as a teaching example of dictionaries, string formatting, and nested loops.
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Closes #3202
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