Even more clarification on "Github" plugin usage

   </pre>

   but it does not. Rather it simply reads in a zip file of the repo and unzips

   it from RAM as needed. <b>Therefore the PLUGIN is read only for accessing

   remote pretty libraries at https://github.com.</b> The "Library Path" in the

   fp-lib-table row for a Github library should be set to the full https:// URL.

   For example:

   it from RAM as needed. <b>Therefore this "Github" plugin type is read only

   for accessing remote pretty libraries at https://github.com.</b> The "Library

   Path" in the fp-lib-table row for a Github library should be set to the full

   https:// URL. For example:

   <pre>

        https://github.com/liftoff-sr/pretty_footprints

   <p>

   This PLUGIN also supports "Copy On Write", a.k.a. "COW". Thus a Github

   library defined in either the fp-lib-table (project or global) will take an

   library defined in either fp-lib-table (project or global) will take an

   optional option called <b>allow_pretty_writing_to_this_dir</b>. This option

   is essentially the "Library Path" for a local Kicad (pretty) library which is

   combined to make up the Github library found in the same fp-lib-table row. If

   the option is missing, then the Github library is read only as always. If the

   option is present for a Github library, then any writes to this library will

   go to the local *.pretty directory. Note that the github.com resident portion

   of this hybrid COW library is always read only, meaning you cannot delete

   anything or modify any footprint at github directly.

   is essentially the "Library Path" for a local "KiCad" (pretty) type library

   which is combined to make up the Github library found in the same

   fp-lib-table row. If the option is missing, then the Github library is read

   only as always. If the option is present for a Github library, then any

   writes to this hybrid library will go to the local *.pretty directory. Note

   that the github.com resident portion of this hybrid COW library is always

   read only, meaning you cannot delete anything or modify any footprint at

   github directly. The aggregate library "Type" remains "Github", but it

   consists of a local R/W portion and a remote R/O portion.

   <p>