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This pull request primarily focuses on updating KiCad design files. It introduces a new footprint for a specific switch, applies this new component to the CM5_GPIO schematic along with other component property adjustments and symbol removals, and makes a correction to a resistor in the HDMI schematic. Furthermore, it includes a minor update to the overall project's pad settings.

Highlights

  • New KiCad Footprint Added: A new KiCad footprint for the TL3365AF180QG switch has been introduced in the CM5IO.pretty library.
  • CM5_GPIO Schematic Updates: Existing switch components in the CM5_GPIO.kicad_sch schematic were updated to utilize the new TL3365AF180QG footprint and associated part numbers. Additionally, a resistor (R4) was marked as 'Do Not Populate', and a power symbol and a test point were removed. A TVS diode's properties (value, footprint, datasheet, P/N, JLC) were also updated.
  • HDMI Schematic Updates: In the HDMI.kicad_sch schematic, the text placement for capacitor C29 was adjusted, and resistor R8 was updated with a new value (400) and JLC part number.
  • Project Settings Modification: The default pad drill and size settings within the PiBoard.kicad_pro project file have been modified.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new footprint for a switch and updates several components in the schematics. I've found some opportunities for cleanup in the new footprint file, such as removing redundant graphical elements and filling in missing properties. I've also noticed some temporary text notes in the schematic that should be removed to keep the design clean. The other changes seem to be intentional design updates.

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