README + USB C/serial port explanation is non-sensical

[therealgglggl]

In the README it says:

"USB Type-C for power and multifunctional design, default is Pico’s serial port."

'default is Pico's serial port' ??? - this is grammatically wrong, was it meant to say 'and is the default serial port for PicoCalc' ?
The way it reads right now its implying the Pico's serial port is the default USB C connector which is non-sensical.

Its not the default serial for the Pico board (i.e. Pico H or W) - that would be their micro-USB connector.

Also, the USB C connector doesnt respond to connections during bootsel - only the microusb port on the Pico itself responds, so the USB port at least as shipped with factory defaults, only functions as a power connector.

[cuu]

According to the schema, the TYPE-C port connected to the Pico's UART0 TX/RX with no DIP turned on

[therealgglggl]

According to what schema and what dip switches? can you please be more specific?

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[cuu]

the schematic is https://github.com/clockworkpi/PicoCalc/blob/master/clockwork_Mainboard_V2.0_Schematic.pdf

and the DIP is on the back of PicoCalc mainboard , 1 and 2 ,below the SD card