No need to provide our own anymore now that they're all merged upstream.

By removing clearance around the printed piece, I was able to shrink the
board to 95.6% of the area it had before.  That'll save me a few cents.

The power lines had been drawn as regular wires with net labels.  That's
not great, so I changed them to use power symbols.  It's better now!

It's a small board, just a bit bigger than a PD Buddy Sink v0.1.
Nothing unexpected, just pogo pins and connectors and two resistors
because it has a USB Type-C receptacle for power input.  The plastic
piece screws on and the whole thing should work just great, making the
SWD header unnecessary on the v0.3 PCBs.  It's even compatible with the
boot switch, and with a 2-pin 0.1 in. male header on the bottom as an
output connector.