Use cormoran ZMK for the analog input stack - #5
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Pins ZMK itself to cormoran/main+dya at e5c9b6915b56801193e359dd9bad4a167ce0d1b8 instead of the te9no child fork. just.sh build-fast Solstice_ --pristine=always passed for US/JIS left/right (4/4). Generated left-US configuration selects te9no,battery-voltage-divider-oversampling with value 0 and enables both analog input modules. Left-US was flashed and COM73/COM74 plus CDC runtime logs were verified. Right-US flash and final joystick runtime check remain hardware validation items, so this PR must stay open until those checks pass.