Add Gnomeball Plugin

[codycrossley]

Gnomeball

Adds Gnomeball, a plugin for organizing and refereeing a flag-football-style minigame played with the Gnomeball (or F2P-accessible Peaceful handegg). The plugin is a thin client over a companion "Gnomeball API" server (running at https://gnomeball.runescape.gay) that owns the game state (roster, score, ball possession, timer, tiles, etc.); the plugin observes the game world, reports events to the server, and renders the server's state back to every connected client.

• Setup: host creates/joins a game from the sidebar, marks out a field (built-in preset, custom arena, or saved layout), and enlists players onto Team A / Team B / Referee via right-click.
• Gameplay: pass the ball between teammates, tag the ball carrier to force a turnover, score by carrying the ball into your end zone, with out-of-bounds and post-goal/turnover "obligation" rules enforced.
• Live sync: shared countdown clock, scoreboard, referee whistle/pause/set-clock controls, host announcements/score correction, and a confetti + final-score banner when the clock hits 0:00.
• Overlays: player jersey/ball indicators, field/zone tile rendering with placement previews, timer/scoreboard box, and full-screen event flashes (goals, interceptions, whistles).

[runelite-github-app]

New plugin gnomeball: https://github.com/codycrossley/gnomeball/tree/746a739c8c051477b3d9cfaeb4d683f7d29e539a

[runelite-github-app]

This plugin requires a review from a Plugin Hub maintainer. The reviewer will request any additional changes if needed.

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[codycrossley]

Hey @Alexsuperfly — thanks for taking an initial first pass! I assume the Waiting for author tag was because the build was failing; I've addressed those issues. Let me know if it was for something else though, and I'll make sure to address it. 💛

[Alexsuperfly]

can you not use build=standard?

[codycrossley]

Hey @Alexsuperfly — I can use build=standard!

I had websocket tests in EventSocketTest.java, which have a dependency that (I thought) wouldn't be compatible with build=standard. For now, I've removed that test file, and I'll just hold onto it locally for future testing.

Should be good with build=standard now!