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> DJ Is there an architectural document that outlines the broad picture
> of how PCB works?

The only such doc we have is the HID spec, which at least tells how
the separation from "core" and "interface" works.

Although I think the "hid spec" is really just hid.h...  I might have
written an email or two about it at one point.