Add 1209/6767 Giris (Bohe Labs) - #1271
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Requesting a PID for Giris, an open-source split keyboard I'm building, and adding an org entry for Bohe Labs.
Source: https://github.com/dubnubdubnub/Giris
License: Apache-2.0 for firmware and tools, CERN-OHL-P v2 for hardware.
Each half uses 32 TMR2615F magnetic sensors and an AT32F405, so the firmware sees how far each key is pressed, not just on/off. Both halves run the same firmware and connect over USB-C. The firmware is written from scratch (Artery BSP + TinyUSB, not a QMK fork). It enumerates as a boot keyboard plus a raw HID interface for configuration.
KiCad schematics and layouts are in hw/TMR2615F_osu_pad/ and hw/giris/, firmware is in fw/, and the license files are LICENSE and hw/LICENSE.
Only one PID is needed. There's an optional XInput mode, but I bump bcdDevice for it rather than use a second PID, and the AT32 ROM bootloader has Artery's own VID.
6767 isn't in the tree and I didn't see it claimed in an open PR. Happy to take another number if it's gone. test/validate_pids.py passes.