Wolfgang's KiCad library

@@ -58,6 +58,25 @@ Wolfgang can clone any other KiCad library he wants to keep, and publish each on  Credit each library's author in its `metadata.json` and give it a sub-readme here like the realAscot one. +## Do this yourself with Hydrogen++Install [Adom Hydrogen](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/hydrogen), sign in with your own AI account, and paste this prompt into its Claude panel. It is written for a fork that already exists; change the GitHub name to yours.++```+I forked realAscot/kicad-symlib to my GitHub (WolfgangDomroese/kicad-symlib) and want to use it in KiCad 10 and keep editing it.++1. Sign me in to GitHub (use the GitHub CLI, I'll approve the login), clone my fork to Documents\KiCad\libraries, and add realAscot/kicad-symlib as the upstream remote.+2. Make me a public Adom wiki project page, "Wolfgang's KiCad library", that serves my fork as one KiCad Plugin and Content Manager repository: one package with all 7 symbol libraries and the drawing sheets, credited to Adam Skotarczak. Add a sub-page with all the symbols and English names.+3. Add that repository URL in KiCad's Plugin and Content Manager, install the package, and show me every symbol in the Symbol Editor so I can see it all works.+4. For the symbols that are real products (the Pilz PNOZ and Phoenix Contact modules), reuse the Adom wiki component pages if they exist, or make them: DIN-rail footprint and 3D model. Set the symbols' Footprint fields in my fork, push, bump the package and update it in KiCad.+5. Give my page a Components table with part icons, and show me how to add another library later as a second package.+```++- **The component pages already exist.** The three modules are public on the Adom wiki, so step 4 links them instead of rebuilding them.+- **You approve your own logins.** Hydrogen asks you to confirm the GitHub sign-in; nothing touches your account without it.+- **Only want KiCad working, no wiki page?** Ask: "Clone my fork and add all 7 symlib files to my global symbol library table", then step 3.+- **Improved something?** Open an issue or pull request on this page, or send the change upstream to [realAscot/kicad-symlib](https://github.com/realAscot/kicad-symlib).+ ## Free wiki space for the world's electronic components  Space on the Adom wiki is free, and the US National Science Foundation (NSF) helps sponsor it. The goal is an AI-first wiki of electronic components for the world: every part with its datasheet, symbol, footprint and 3D model in one place, readable by people and by AI tools that design with them. Wolfgang's library and its component pages are part of it, and every part he adds makes it more useful for the next engineer.