* Fix overflow in WPM calculations.
First, the "fresh" WPM calculation could end up being up to 12000 (with
default `WPM_ESTIMATED_WORD_SIZE`) if keys were pressed more or less
simultaneously. This value has now been clamped down to 255, in effect
clamping WPM to its max value of 255.
Second, with `WPM_ALLOW_COUNT_REGRESSION` enabled, it was possible to
regress the WPM below 0 (i.e. to 255) by just repeatedly pressing
backspace.
* Fix WPM being limited to 235 due to float/int logic.
After a USB Reset event the device must, according to the spec wake up
from any suspend state, so the Configured event that arrives afterwards
should be interpreted as an implicit wakeup.
* Remove the #10088 hotfix for K20x MCU:s.
It seems to _cause_ the issue it intended to solve there.
* Cleaner way of removing #10088 hotfix.
Now only affects Ergodox Infinity, Whitefox and K-type, though.
Switches over Ergodox Infinity to the `IC_TEENSY_3_1` board, since that
was a nice place to implement the `restart_usb_driver` override.
However, I would guess this issue is present for other K20x/Teensy 3.1
boards as well...
* Fix comment regarding `IC_TEENSY_3_1` for all keyboards using it.
* momoka_ergo.h: use modified QMK 3-character notation
Renames the matrix position arguments to use QMK's K<row><column> notation, but using L or R for the left and right halves, respectively.
* physically arrange layout macro
Arrange the layout macro and keycodes to resemble the assembled keyboard.
* info.json: rebuild LAYOUT data
Fixes mispositioned keys in QMK Configurator.
* remove K214 from LAYOUT_1065_ansi macro
Position K214 is only used by the ISO layout (as KC_NUHS); it doesn't get used here. Removing it so the layout macro matches the info.json layout data.
Also updates info.json to use human-friendly formatting.
* add layout macros
Adds:
- LAYOUT_1065_ansi_split_bs macro
- LAYOUT_1065_iso macro
- LAYOUT_1065_iso_split_bs macro
- `default_iso` keymap
* add LAYOUT_all macro
Adds LAYOUT_all macro and a `default_all` keymap.
This PCB is unusual in that the ANSI Backslash and ANSI Enter do not share their matrix positions with the Non-US Backslash or ISO Enter keys at all. This layout macro supports both the ANSI and ISO positions in one macro/keymap.
