To trigger bootloaders that use a magic value in RAM to trigger
bootloader mode, add a mapping retained memory driver that maps
write/read of boot mode values to a special magic value stored
in the actually backing RAM.
Upgrade the nice!nano board to HWMv2, under the proper nicekeyboards
vendor directory, and with proper revisions. Includes a breaking change
to default the `2.0.0` version instead of the much older v1 (`1.0.0`).
* refactor(core)!: Allow layer behaviors to "lock" layers on
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* docs: Added documentation note on locking layers
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* Testing PASTE/COPY/CUT on macOS
Testing using ZMK Studio v0.3.1 to send these keys.
Using Karabiner-EventViewer, nothing from C_AC_CUT, C_AC_COPY, C_AC_PASTE, nor from paste special which I assume would be called C_AC_PASTE_SPECIAL (while for example C_AC_SEARCH was detected).
Did see K_CUT, K_COPY, K_PASTE, but they appear to do nothing by default.
* Add macOS footnote for editing keys K_CUT, K_COPY, K_PASTE
* Add macOS testing for K_UNDO, K_REDO etc.
C_AC_UNDO - not even registering as a keypress
K_UNDO - detected as a keypress, but no effect. Does not act like command+z
C_AC_REDO - not even registering as a keypress
K_AGAIN aka K_REDO - detected as a keypress, but no effect. Does not act like shift+command+z
* None of the six 'Input Assist' consumer keys work on macOS
Testing using ZMK Studio v0.3.1 to send these keys with macOS 15.6.1 (ARM),
and watching for keypresses with Karabiner-EventViewer v15.5.0.
* docs: Added a dedicated page on ZMK events
* docs: Apply suggestions from code review
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* docs: Apply suggestions from code review
Bring the code snipper in new-behavior back, touchups on the page
* docs: clarify "calling" hold tap
Adjustment after feedback from code review
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* docs: Add devicetree primer
* docs: Apply suggestions from code review
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* docs: Move devicetree property types into primer and link to primer
* docs: Changes from code review
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* feat(boards): Properly support settings for RPi Pico board.
* feat(shields): Add a tester_rpi_pico shield
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This adds additional required configs for the Nordic NRF52840 Dongle (PCA10059),
which was already supported by Zephyr, but didn't have flash settings
and Bluetooth enabled.
* Suggest using cu for USB log viewing on macOS
It may not be as friendly, but cu should be available while tio could be hard to install.
* Polish wording
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* Suggest "man cu" for how to use this tool
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