This adds a new config value `ZMK_HID_SEPARATE_MOD_RELEASE_REPORT` where, if enabled, the report for a key release is sent separately to the accompanying modifier release signals, which are then sent in a second report. This fixes an issue where certain applications are unable to work with implicitly modified keys (e.g. colon) due to them registering the modifier release prior to the actual key release. Have tested this on my personal keyboard and `wev` now shows the signals in the correct order. => **Previously:** ```LSHIFT (pressed) -> colon (pressed) -> LSHIFT (released) -> **semi**colon (released)``` => **Now:** ```LSHIFT (pressed) -> colon (pressed) -> colon (released) -> LSHIFT (released)``` (This time without accidental files) |
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