trys the linter one more time

.github/workflows/hosted-ninja-vcpkg_submod.yml

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-
 name: hosted-ninja-vcpkg_submod-autocache
 on:
   push:
@@ -14,7 +13,7 @@ on:
 env:
   # Path to the CMake build directory.
   build: '${{ github.workspace }}'
-  config: 'release-config'
+  config: 'Release'
 
 jobs:
   build:

CMakeLists.txt

@@ -16,9 +16,9 @@ add_executable(main "src/demo/main.cpp"
 	"src/demo/blink_loader.cpp" "src/demo/blink_loader.h"
 	"src/demo/activities/push_to_light.cpp" "src/demo/activities/push_to_light.h"
 	"src/demo/activities/cycle_keyids.cpp" "src/demo/activities/cycle_keyids.h"
-	"include/main/misc.h" "src/demo/choose_keyboard.cpp" "src/demo/choose_keyboard.h" 
-	"src/demo/choose_activity.cpp" "src/demo/choose_activity.h" 
-	"src/demo/util.cpp" "src/demo/util.h" 
+	"include/main/misc.h" "src/demo/choose_keyboard.cpp" "src/demo/choose_keyboard.h"
+	"src/demo/choose_activity.cpp" "src/demo/choose_activity.h"
+	"src/demo/util.cpp" "src/demo/util.h"
 	"src/demo/activities/test_single_key.cpp" "src/demo/activities/test_single_key.h")
 target_include_directories(main PRIVATE "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/src/demo")
 
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ add_library(blink SHARED
 	"src/blink/keyboard.cpp" "include/main/keyboard.h"
 	"include/main/keyboards/abstract_keyboard.h"
     "include/main/keyboards/sk80/sk80.h"
-	
+
 	"include/main/keyboards/sk80/constants_sk80.h" "include/main/keyboards/sk80/messages_sk80.h" "include/main/keyboards/sk80/key_mappings_sk80.h"
     "include/main/keyboards/rk84/constants_rk84.h"
 	"src/blink/keyboards/rk84/rk84.cpp" "include/main/keyboards/rk84/rk84.h"
@@ -72,3 +72,4 @@ target_compile_definitions(blink PRIVATE BUILD_DLL)
 find_package(benchmark CONFIG REQUIRED)
 add_executable(KeyboardBenchmark "benchmark/rk84_benchmark.cpp")
 target_link_libraries(KeyboardBenchmark PRIVATE benchmark::benchmark benchmark::benchmark_main)
+

README.md

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # XVX S-K80 Keyboard Driver for LED Control
 
-> Disclaimer: XVX S-K80 and company (womier seems to be an alternate name) does not ship with very good firmware and has open vulnerabilities that allow any non-root program on your computer permenently destroy the device.  If your computer emmits the wrong packets to the keyboard, it could actually brick the device.  This repo is safe for S-k80's produced between 2023 and 2024 but knowing the issues with firmware released by this company, I don't recommend testing this repo (or their official drivers for that matter) unless you're willing to risk the device.  
+> Warning: One keeb was lost during the development of this driver.  XVX S-K80 and company (Womier seems to be an alternate name) does not ship with a very robust firmware and has open vulnerabilities that allow any non-root program on your computer to permenently destroy the device.  If your computer emmits the wrong packets to the keyboard, it could actually brick the device.  While this repo should be safe for S-K80's produced between 2023 and 2024, but knowing the issues with firmware released by this company, I recommend using this repo (and their official drivers for that matter) only if you're willing to accept the risk of losing the device.  
 
 This project builds `blink.dll` a userspace driver that can control the LEDs on an XVX S-K80 mechanical keyboard.  It happens to also support the RK84 by Royal Kludge.  
-To communicate with the keyboard, this project leverages the Windows API, meaning it shouldn't require any installation to be run on a windows machine, but also won't work for linux.  Please leave a note if you'd like linux supported.
+To communicate with the keyboard, this project leverages the Windows API, meaning it shouldn't require any installation to be run on a windows machine, but also won't work for linux.  Please leave either a note or a PR if you'd like linux supported.
 
 
 #### Building on Terminal ("Developer Command Prompt")