Module frontend UI

[mirmirmirr]

This pull request makes several documentation improvements and minor code clarifications for the Keystroke Overlay module. The most significant changes are enhancements to the user and developer documentation, including expanded explanations of supported character sets and known behaviors, as well as improved code comments for clarity.

Documentation improvements:

• Expanded the developer documentation (keystrokeoverlay.md) to include details about supported character sets, known behaviors (such as how held keys and capital letters are processed), and future considerations for layout and positioning.
• Removed the redundant user-facing documentation file keystrokeoverlay_microsoftlearn.md to reduce duplication and streamline documentation.

Code clarity:

• Added descriptive comments to the try_push and try_pop methods in the SpscRing class in EventQueue.h to clarify their behavior for future maintainers. [1] [2]

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR improves documentation and code clarity for the Keystroke Overlay module by expanding developer documentation with technical details, removing redundant user-facing documentation, and adding helpful inline code comments.

Key changes:

• Enhanced developer documentation with character set support details and known behavior explanations
• Removed duplicate user-facing documentation file to streamline docs
• Added clarifying comments to queue operations in EventQueue.h

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
keystrokeoverlay_microsoftlearn.md	Removed redundant user-facing documentation file
EventQueue.h	Added descriptive comments to try_push and try_pop methods explaining return behavior
keystrokeoverlay.md	Enhanced with character set support details, known behaviors (key holding, capital letter handling), and future layout considerations

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