Tiny Steno Board 2

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This is an improved version of my tiny keyboard for stenography with Plover.

While using the previous version I discovered the following issues:
- my pinkies are moving too far (yes, I am a bit spoiled with Dactyl-Manuform and Let's Split boards.)
Pressing -TD and -SZ with any other right-hand keys (except the thumbs) required my palm spreading, which is a bit of a problem for me.
- index fingers and thumbs were working overtime as well. Thumbs had to press two keys all the time, so they had to move much more that the regular QWERTY typing with Dactyl-Manuforms.

In this version I brought keys closer so my tired fingers can move as little as possible.


Another thing I noticed was the force required to press the Matias switches when more than one button was used with one finger. Those switches seem to be harder if the force is applied sideways. That is in the steno one finger can be pushing from one to four k