Rename keyboard-level readmes to lower-case (#10759)

This is the recommendation in the [PR
Checklist](https://docs.qmk.fm/#/pr_checklist?id=keyboard-prs) and it
will make working with them easier in the CLI/API/etc.

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-# Viet's Kinesis + Pro Micro
-
-July 2020
-
-This work is inspired by `alvicstep`'s solution. Instead of hooking up the Kinesis to a Teensy 2, this one hooks it up to a Pro Micro.
-
-## Kinesis Board Layout
-The following is a reinterpretation of [@chrisandreae](https://github.com/chrisandreae/keyboard-firmware/blob/public/hardware/kinesis.h)'s work.
-
-### Used Pins
-* 8 columns mapped to output pins 21 - 28
-* 16 rows mapped to 4 input pins: pin 39 - 36. Rows are traversed by iterating and setting 16 values from 0000 to 1111. 
-* 4 leds (e.g. capslock) mapped to input pin 1 - 4
-* keypad key mapped to pin 5
-* program key mapped to pin 6
-* `VCC` mapped to pin 40
-
-### Matrix Configuration
-The matrix configuration of the columns and rows on my Advantage is as follows:
-
-|        | row 0  | row 1  | row 2  | row 3  | row 4  | row 5  | row 6  | row 7  | row 8  | row 9  | row A  | row B  | row C  | row D  | row E  | row F |
-|  ----- | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | -----  | ----- |
-|  col0  | F6     | F8     | F7     | 5%     | 4$     | 3#     | 2@     | 1!     | =+     |        |        |        |        |        |        |       |
-|  col1  | F3     | F5     | F4     | T      | R      | E      | W      | Q      | Tab    |        |        |        |        |        |        |       |
-|  col2  | Esc    | F2     | F1     | G      | F      | D      | S      | A      | CapsLk |        |        |        |        |        |        |       |
-|  col3  | F9     | F11    | F10    | B      | V      | C      | X      | Z      | LShift | Up     |        | Down   |        | [{     | ]}     |       |
-|  col4  | F12    | ScrLk  | PrtSc  | Right  |        | Left   | Insert | ~      |        | 6^     | 7&     | 8*     |        | 9(     | 0)     | -_    |
-|  col5  | Pause  |        |        | LAlt   |        | Home   |        | End    |        | Y      | U      | I      |        | O      | P      | `\|`  |
-|  col6  |        |        |        | LCtrl  | Delete | Bksp   | RCtrl  | Enter  | Space  | H      | J      | K      |        | L      | ;:     | '"    |
-|  col7  |        |        |        |        | RGUI   |        | PageUp |        | PageDn | N      | M      | ,<     |        | .>     | /?     | RShift |
-
-(this is a modified copy from [@alvicstep](https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/keyboards/kinesis/alvicstep/alvicstep.h))
-
-In the code, keypad and program keys are mapped respectively to col0 and col1 of row C, the 12th row.  
-
-### Omitted Pins
-There are pins that we currently omit:
-* serial eeprom clock line mapped to pin 7
-* serial eeprom data line mapped to pin 8
-* EEPROM write protect mapped to pin 10.
-* foot switch 1 mapped to pin 11 
-* PS/2 clock mapped to pin 12
-* PS/2 data mapped to pin 13
-* foot switch 2 mapped to pin 17
-* foot switch 3 mapped to pin 15
-* audio mapped to pin 32
-
-### DIP Socket
-Here's an ASCII drawing of the 40 pin DIP socket. 
-```
-   DL2   1  40  VCC
-   DR1   2  39  A
-   DR2   3  38  B
-   DL1   4  37  C
-   KPD   5  36  G
-   PGM   6  35
-   SCL   7  34
-   SDA   8  33
-   RST   9  32  BUZZ
-    WP  10  31  EA
-   FS1  11  30  ALE
- CLOCK  12  29  PSEN
-  DATA  13  28  r8
-        14  27  r7
-   FS3  15  26  r6
-        16  25  r5
-   FS2  17  24  r4
- XTAL1  18  23  r3
- XTAL2  19  22  r2
-   GND  20  21  r1
-```
-(this is copied from [@wjanssens](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wjanssens/tmk_keyboard/master/keyboard/kinesis/doc/readme.txt))
-
-## Pin Mapping to Pro Micro
-
-The following table is ordered by physical Arduino pin order.
-
-| Arduino | Kinesis | Meaning |
-| ------- | ------- | ------- |
-| D3      | 36      | G       |
-| D2      | 37      | C       |
-| GND     |         |         |
-| GND     |         |         |
-| D1      | 38      | B       |
-| D0      | 39      | A       |
-| D4      | 1       | DL2     |
-| C6      | 2       | DR1     |
-| D7      | 3       | DR2     |
-| E6      | 4       | DL1     |
-| B4      | 5       | KPD     |
-| B5      | 6       | PGM     |
-| B6      | 21      | r1      |
-| B2      | 22      | r2      |
-| B3      | 23      | r3      |
-| B1      | 24      | r4      |
-| F7      | 25      | r5      |
-| F6      | 26      | r6      |
-| F5      | 27      | r7      |
-| F4      | 28      | r8      |
-| VCC     | 40      |         |
-| RESET   |         |         |
-| GND     | 20      |         |
-| RAW     |         |         |
-
-## Notes
-
-* The rows are multiplexed. Instead of reading them out, one sets the row value and corresponding column values are returned through r1-r8.
-* On my keyboard, the keypad and program key have dedicated pins. Since row 12 had no mapping in the physical matrix, there's a code override injects the keypad and program pins to the first two bits in the matrix.
-* I've experimented with debouncing approaches. The current setting delivers a snappier feeling than Kinesis's factory default for me.