new-dir <directory> [ mode <mode> ] [ status <status> ]
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new-dir creates new <directory>, which is a string that is an absolute or relative path. You can specify permission <mode> (in "mode" clause) as a number, based on standard Linux permissions (see permissions).
If "status" clauses is used, <status> is a number with value of GG_OKAY if successful, GG_ERR_EXIST if directory exists, or GG_ERR_FAILED for other errors (in which case you can use "errno" clause in get-req to find the specific reason why).
