Backlighting docs #3526
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* Some words about backlighting * Link to RGB feature pages
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* Some words about backlighting * Link to RGB feature pages
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Fleshing out the backlight feature page. I really like the idea of structuring feature pages (and pages in general) a little more, with common sections like "Keycodes", "Configuration", and "Caveats". I feel it makes the docs more predictable and easy to navigate, but I would like to hear other people's thoughts on this.