* Fix typo for RGBLIGHT config values
It doesn't make a difference right now since these are the defaults in
rgblight.h (which I'm just setting explicitly since some of the keyboard
configs change these defaults). However, I'd rather be explicit, so
fixing my typo. :)
* Remove mouse keys layer from Quefrency keymap
It's a fun idea, but I never use it in practice.
* Add 60_ansi_split_bs_rshift layout to DZ60
I know there's already a lot of DZ60 layout macros, and #4668 suggests
they should be refactored at some point, but since this is one of the
standard layouts already in QMK that this PCB supports, I figured it was
okay to add so that DZ60 keyboards can share this layout with other
keyboards.
* New 60% ANSI split backspace/right-shift layout
I'm using this on a DZ60, but it should work fine on most 60% PCBs. It's
basically a HHKB layout with a standard ANSI bottom row (3x 1.25U mods,
6.25U spacebar, 4x 1.25U mods).
A delay of 10ms seems sufficient. Otherwise, media keys tapped from the
encoder of my BDN9 macropad only seem to get picked up by the OS
(Windows 10) some of the time.
* Switch Quefrency from flaky I2C back to serial
* Lower mouse wheel speed on Quefrency slightly
* Migrate common settings to userspace
* Enable Bootmagic Lite for consistent reset to bootloader.
* Turn off some undesired features across all keyboards.
* Remove EEPROM reset keybinding from all keyboards since Bootmagic Lite
also does an EEPROM reset.
* Set backlight and underglow increments consistently across all
keyboards since lots of them like to override the deafults.
* Set mouse keys consistently across all keyboards.
* Update function layer keymap images
* Set Quefrency bootloader correctly for Elite-C
* Update Quefrency layout to be more like HHKB
* Update KBD67 layout to be more like HHKB
* Add keymap for BDN9 macropad
* Add initial keyboard layout for Quefrency
* Add RGB config and keybindings for Quefrency
* Move Quefrency wheel keys to more convenient place
* Actually switch from serial to I2C
Commit 64708c6 updated the comment, not the #define. D'oh!
Jonathan Rascher