Added info about C# port.

[MrTarantula]

I created a C# port of gamblers-dice. It's a .Net Standard 2.0 library. It includes a gambler's die and a fair die (inspired by the Java port). There are also 3 constructors:

• GamblersDie() - default 6-sided die
• GamblersDie(#) - die with # sides
• GamblersDie([#, #, #, #]) - die with the x sides where x is array length, and each side has # weight.

The third constructor can accept an array or just multiple integers (called params in C#, rest parameters in JS). I did this so I can persist the state to storage (which I call weight in my port). I also made the weight publicly accessible for this reason.

[MrTarantula]

I also added some uniformity tests, but they're a bit flaky. They don't always stay strictly within the 0.001 uniformity tolerance. I don't know whether that's due to precision or something I'm doing wrong. The tests fail every 10 runs or so, just slightly out of tolerance. I can live with it.

[MrTarantula]

I upped the precision on the tests and they're no longer flaky at 1,000,000 rolls.

[xori]

I like it