USB - General
- Refactored descriptors
- Enabled/Disable USB endpoints
- Added debug flags for special features
- Code cleanup
- Interface count calculation based off of enabled endpoints
- Delayed wTotalLength calculation to simplify descriptor offsets
- Re-ordered endpoints and interfaces
- Added more debug output
- Added usbInitTime to show how long keyboard initialization took
  (Useful when debugging bad init sequences)
- Added function for usb_resume() which takes care of the resume sequence
  * Resume is now only called if packets are starting to timeout

USB - Special Options
- Added enableDeviceRestartOnUSBTimeout
  * A last resort hammer for bad USB Chipsets/OSs, don't use if you can help it
  * Disabled
- Added enableUSBResume
  * Enables host resume wake-up signalling, required to wake a computer from sleep
  * Enabled
- Added enableUSBLowPowerNegotiation
  * Enables power negotiation hack
  * Required to use firmware with an IPad and other hard-limit low-power USB hosts
  * Hasn't been tested with the recent changes
  * Disabled
- Added enableUSBSuspend
  * Enables power down events on host USB bus suspend
  * Enabled

USB - Keyboard
- Attempted to cleanup HID SET_REPORT
  * Works much better
  * Still has an issue under Linux which generates *a lot* of NAKs (initializes quickly regardless)
    + Not present on other keyboards
    + SETUP -> OUT -> IN : This sequence is the problem
    + Specifically during the OUT phase
- Enabled

USB - CDC Virtual Serial Port
- Code cleanup
- Added convenience struct USBCDCLineCoding for easier debugging
- Attempted to cleanup CDC_SET_LING_CODING
  * Works much better
  * Still has an issue under Linux which generates *a lot* of NAKs (initializes quickly regardless)
    + SETUP -> OUT -> IN : This sequence is the problem
    + Specifically during the OUT phase
    + Likely the same issues as HID SET_REPORT
- Enabled

USB - Mouse
- Enabled

USB - Joystick
- Disabled

USB - RawIO
- Initial code, API not used yet
- Disabled

DFU
- Updated load script, now faster

bash might not be in /bin. Don't expect it there.

* Keyboard interconnect using two uarts
* Supports daisy chain addressing using a master/slave direction communication scheme

- Still needs more testing
- Functions have been tested alone to be generally working

Use a consistent standard - Tabs in front for indenting, spaces after for anything else. This way everything stays nice and lined up while also letting users change there prefered indent level. Most of the new files from Haata where already in this format.

- Pressed key will remain on the same layer until released
  regardless of the layer changes that happen in the meantime

Check for dfu-util and screen before using them. Also aborts if
teensy_loader_cli compilation fails.

Uses the type builtin to determine if a command exists. See here:
https://gist.github.com/sdelmas/7377271

- Fastload option (allows for remote flashing)
- Autoscreen option initiates screen after successfully loading the firmware

- Not tested yet, but should be working.

- Currently only Linux tested.

- Still not verified to work though.

- Vref of 1.2 V isn't working (may be due to missing setup/hardware)

- This is a patched version to work with Teensy 3.1 (current version on the website doesn't work)
- "Should" work with OS's other than Linux, but hasn't been tested

- Commenting cleaned up
- usb_keyboard_debug is not finished yet in terms of cleanup (needs DEBUB_PRINT #ifdef's)
- Added LoadFile script generation
- Formalized KeyIndex and USBKeys data containers
- Split parts of scan_loop into Macro, USB, and main.c
- Added interface to USB modules
- Added interface to Macro modules
- Added proper Debug module enable/disable

- Include option is currently "hacked" and needs to be fixed
- Builds on Linux, but Mac and Windows needs to be tested
- Loader script generation isn't complete