[Keymap] major keymap overhaul (#10185)

* experiment with userspace

* reorganise

* readme

* missing oneshot shift from ignored keys

* recombine hands in layout macro

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-# callum’s planck layout
-
-This is a layout for the grid planck, built with a few ideals in mind:
-
-- Consistent and minimal response times should be maintained. Keys that react
-  differently depending on whether they are tapped or held, keys that react
-  differently if they are double tapped, etc. should be avoided – they
-  inevitably send their keycode later than a normal key – interrupting the
-  immediate feedback from the screen. Therefore we restrict ourselves to
-  chording as our only means of getting more than one symbol out of a single
-  physical key.
-
-- The hands should never need to leave the home position. The usual culprit for
-  this is the arrow cluster, so the arrow cluster should be as close to home as
-  possible.
-
-- There should be two of every modifier (one on each side), otherwise certain
-  long key combinations become hard to make.
-
-- It should be possible to do things you might want to do while using the mouse
-  with only the left hand (e.g. change tabs, navigate back or forwards in
-  browser history).
-
-- Symbols should be arranged so that the most frequently used are easiest to
-  reach. This includes numbers, and lower numbers are more commonly used than
-  higher ones. (number arrangement borrowed from [dustypomeleau’s minidox
-  layout][]).
-
-[dustypomeleau’s minidox layout]: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/tree/master/keyboards/minidox/keymaps/dustypomerleau
-[keymap.c]: keymap.c