Enable controller's built-in WS2812 RGB LED on GP23 via json #9
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Will probably merge this after testing on an assembled keyboard and have used Vial keycodes to change the LED. May add indicator and layer changes to the default keymap (and thus the Vial one too) as prototyped on #7. |
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On hold pending a case design to actually make this visible. Also might this fail badly on other variants of the Pi Pico without the RGB LED? If so, not a sensible default. |
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Replaces #7,
still only seen solid red outputStill needs a lot of C code.