* Add license headers to splitkb/aurora glcdfont.c files
`qmk lint` requires a license header on every code file in a keyboard's
directory tree, but the three Aurora glcdfont.c files have none. Since
lint walks each parent directory of the target, this makes
`qmk lint -kb splitkb/aurora/{corne,lily58,sweep}/rev1` fail for every
user of those boards, including on keymaps they have no control over.
The three files are byte-identical copies of a Corne font, so use the
same `Copyright <year> QMK` attribution already used for the comparable
file in keyboards/helix/glcdfont.c rather than assigning authorship.
Lint now passes for all three boards.
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* Update keyboards/splitkb/aurora/corne/glcdfont.c
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* Update keyboards/splitkb/aurora/lily58/glcdfont.c
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* Update keyboards/splitkb/aurora/sweep/glcdfont.c
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* Add HEER S1 macropad
* Address review feedback for HEER S1
- readme: add product image, correct maintainer link and availability URL
- config.h: drop OLED_DISPLAY_ADDRESS, already the driver default
- keyboard.json: drop the i2c block, which only feeds split transport
- move the OLED to heer_s1.c as oled_task_kb
- default keymap reduced to keymaps[] and encoder_map[]
The default keymap also configured GP16/GP17 as GPIO inputs at boot. Those are
the OLED's I2C SDA/SCL lines, so it tore down the display bus on every start.
The encoder switches are on GP2/GP14. Removed along with the rest of the code.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keymaps/default/keymap.c
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keymaps/default/keymap.c
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keymaps/default/keymap.c
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keymaps/default/keymap.c
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keyboard.json
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/readme.md
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keymaps/default/keymap.c
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keyboard.json
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keyboard.json
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* Fix duplicated enumerators in default keymap
The suggested enum replacement was applied alongside the original entries
rather than in place of them, leaving L_BASE, L_MEDIA and L_EDIT declared
twice.
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/readme.md
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* Update keyboards/heer_s1/keyboard.json
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Gentoo users using git to sync cannot use `emerge-webrsync` command, but it seems like `emaint sync` still works with the webrsync method. Furthermore, running the version with `emerge-webrsync` on my Gentoo computer, which syncs with git, seemed to break syncing until manually fixed (by deleting and reinstalling the gentoo repository)
The PyPI package for the Python HID library used here is called `hid`
(https://pypi.org/project/hid/), but the docs called it "pyhidapi" while
linking to the `hid` package page. There is also a separate, unrelated,
unmaintained package literally named `pyhidapi` on PyPI, so a reader
following the doc text as written can end up installing the wrong package.
Update the library list and prose to say `hid`, and add a short tip
covering the install/import command and calling out the package to avoid.
Fixes#26047
* Add "handwired" TwentyPad macro pad
TwentyPad is 20-key macro pad I created as a hobby project. Its
configuration is based on ez_maker/directpins/teensy_2, with the
bootloader and layout changed.
* Host the image on Imgur
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* Enhance tap-hold docs.
* Minor edits.
* Move note on Quick Tap to a sub bullet for visibility.
Co-authored-by: Drashna Jaelre <drashna@live.com>
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The docs say set this to true to enable verbose output, but setting it to
anything, even "false", would enable verbose mode.
The qmk python build program actually does this, supplying "VERBOSE=false"
to make, which turns verbose mode on, not off! The reason it's not verbose
is that the wrapper also adds the "-s" switch that has the same effect as
turning verbose mode back off.
After fixing the flag, there's no reason to add the "-s", so remove that code.
* Fix audio.pins in keyboard.json not being converted to C defines
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* Fix audio.pins in keyboard.json not being converted to C defines
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* Fix 'list index out of range' on missing config
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