Swap mis-labelled D0/D1 pins on SparkFun Pro Micro RP2040 #4733
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This swaps pins D0 and D1 to correlate with GPIO0 and GPIO1, respectively; they were previously swapped so when I asked for D0 in the software I had to interface with D1 on the board (second pin down on the left instead of first).
This now matches the board schematic (via, see snipped image of the schematic below), and I also confirmed that all the other pins correctly match the board too (for 'v11' schematic and 'v11' board).