Reset file failed to wipe clique changes

[stefanradziuk]

I made some changes in clique that made my Mod layer inacccessible (the keys I mapped to momentary Mod layer switch were not doing anything), so I couldn't open clique to fix it.

Iniital reset approach that didn't work:

• As suggested at https://kinesis-ergo.com/clique-help/#firmware, I applied the factory reset file from https://kinesis-ergo.com/support/kb360pro/#firmware-updates
• I then applied the default board layout firmware from https://kinesis-ergo.com/support/kb360pro/#firmware-updates.
• At this point, the Mod keys were working and I was able to enter clique
• However, once I flashed my custom keymap (this commit), Mod keys were not working again, same as before the reset. Based on the keymap file, I do not see any reason they shouldn't work, so I assume this must be because of some issues I introduced with the clique edits that were persisted in the hardware memory.

What I ended up doing that worked:

• I flashed the default board firmware again
• I went to clique, selected 'Restore Default Keymap'
• I flashed my custom keymap
• Now, the Mod keys were working again

Based on the description at https://kinesis-ergo.com/clique-help/#firmware, it sounds like the settings reset should clear any hardware state applied with clique edits, but this did not seem to be the case here, and the additional step of using 'Restore Default Keymap' turned out to be required. I'm guessing this is a bug in the firmware/reset file. Otherwise, if this behaviour is expected, it would be great if the website explicitly suggest applying the restore via clique.

[maxrzaw]

I was surprised that flashing a new version of the firmware didn't clear the changes I made with clique. I think it's reasonable to not clear the changes when a new version of the firmware is flashed, but this could be documented better.