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Rename tutte_coxeter_36e -> tutte_coxeter_36k

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It was e for edge, now k for keys. Why? I'm toying with ideas
for a full Tutte Coxeter graph (30 vertices/nodes/GPIO pins,
45 edges/switches) incuding 42 keys plus a rotary encoder
(these act like three switches: clockwise, anticlockwise,
press - so 42 edges for normal keys + 3 edges for a rotary
encoder gives 42 + 3 = 45 edges) which could be named with
suffix 43ke.
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Peter J. A. Cock 2025-06-16 11:43:30 +09:00
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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ I am also using this to host QMK firmware for any of my own keyboard PCBs (with
`preparation_command` [tweak](/.github/workflows/build_binaries.yaml) to the GitHub
Actions to compile these online):
* [Tutte-Coxeter 36e](keyboards/tutte_coxeter_36e/readme.md) - my no-diode single
* [Tutte-Coxeter 36k](keyboards/tutte_coxeter_36k/readme.md) - my no-diode single
PCB design for a monoblock split 3x5_3 design using Graph Theory (topology) to
avoid ghosting. This has a sparse 13x13 scanning matrix (using 26 GPIO pins)
for 36 keys with 6-key rollover (the USB HID limit).