Wolfgang's KiCad library

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ The Adom wiki page wolfgang-kicad-library is now mine, and my fork of realAscot/ 2. Point my wiki page's PCM package at my fork instead of the demo fork, rebuild it so every download URL uses my page, bump the version and push. 3. In KiCad's Plugin and Content Manager, switch the repository to my page's URL, update the package, and show me every symbol in the Symbol Editor so I can see it all works. 4. Show me how to edit a symbol in my clone, push it, and get the update into KiCad through the package, and how to add another library later as a second package.-5. Find every other real product in my library (the Phoenix Contact Axioline cards and EMpro meter, the Pilz PNOZ m2p, mc2.1 and PIT m3.2p, the Temposonics sensor), ask me for any exact type I haven't written down, get each manufacturer's 3D model (use a pup window if the site blocks downloads), and give each one an Adom wiki component page, a footprint and 3D, wired into my package.+5. Find every other real product in my library (the Phoenix Contact Axioline cards and EMpro meter, the Pilz PNOZ m2p, mc2.1 and PIT m3.2p, the Temposonics sensor), ask me for any exact type I haven't written down, get each manufacturer's 3D model (use a pup window if the site blocks downloads), and give each one an Adom wiki component page, a footprint and 3D, wired into my package. Also swap the datasheet-built 3D models on the PNOZ mi1p, PNOZ mo3p and MCR-SLP-1-5-UI-0 pages for the manufacturer's model, and show me every one of them in KiCad's 3D viewer. ```  - **About 11 more parts in the library are real products** with order numbers in their symbols (Phoenix Contact Axioline 2688064, 2688035, 2688051, 2688556, the bus coupler and EMpro meter; Pilz PNOZ m2p, mc2.1, PIT m3.2p; Temposonics R-Series V). Step 5 fetches their manufacturer 3D models.