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Language:Simplify split_common significantly
Split_common no longer has a separate main loop for the slave, it reuses the keyboard_task main loop like ergodox infinity. This eliminates a lot of the code and makes it a bit easier to reason about. It also means that the slave will behave slightly differently depending on what flags are enabled - many of the options lie outside the is_keyboard_master gate in keyboard_task, and I expect that will have to change as they’re tested.
The master/slave transport stuff has also been slighly refactored - instead of i2c_* and serial_* functions and a bunch of ifdefs to change the calling code, it’s all been renamed generically, so there’s no transport-specific ifdefs in the guts of the matrix code.