Adding V0.1 skirt buttons (#536)

* Add V0.1 skirt buttons

Add V0.1 buttons for spec skirts  with 10 common pictograms

* V0.1 skirt buttons - fix typo

Fix typo in the readme

* V0.1 skirt buttons - escape button name

V0.1 skirt buttons - escape button name

* Fix typo and Trident column

Following KiloQubit comments:
- fix the typo in the readme of the mod
- add the cross in the Trident column

printer_mods/README.md

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 |Tircown| [Display mount 5"](./Tircown/Display_mount_5inch) | Tiltable mount for a 5" tactile display | :x: | :x: | :heavy_check_mark: | :x: |
 | | [Raspberry in plug panel](./Tircown/Raspberry_plug_panel) | Raspberry mount vertically in the plug panel, allow easy access to ports  | :x: | :x: | :heavy_check_mark: | :x: |
 | | [DIN mount RS-15-5 PSU](./Tircown/DIN_mount_RS-15-5) | A DIN mount for the RS-15-5  | :grey_question: | :grey_question: | :heavy_check_mark: | :grey_question: |
+| | [V0.1 Skirt buttons](./Tircown/V01_skirt_buttons) | Buttons for V0.1 spec skirts | :heavy_check_mark: | :x: | :x: | :x: | :x: |
 | togi | [Exhaust housing side fitting](./togi/exhaust_housing_side_fitting) | Moves the exhaust housing bowden fitting 90 degrees to allow the printer to stand closer to a wall | :x: | :x: | :heavy_check_mark: |:x:|
 | Triano | [Ender 3 Pro or V2 to Switchwire Mod](./Triano/Ender_3Pro_Switchwire) | Convesion of an Ender 3 Pro or V2 to a Switchwire | :x: | :x: | :x: | :heavy_check_mark: |
 | UltraWaffles | [Ender 3 to SW conversion](./Ultrawaffles/Ender_3_to_SW) | A conversion mod for the ender 3 to switchwire. Designed to allow for enclosure and uses original ender 3 motors and switches| :x: | :x: | :x: | :heavy_check_mark: |

printer_mods/Tircown/V01_skirt_buttons/README.md

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+# Voron 0.1 skirt buttons
+
+### Instructions
+For each button you will need to print: 1x *Nut.stl*, 1x *Lock.stl*, 1x *Button-\<name\>.stl*
+1. Print with a 0.1mm layer_height (after the first layer) to improve the quality of the threads,
+2. Solder two wires toward the inside of the legs of a 5mm tactile switch, add some heatshrink,
+3. Push the 5mm tactile switch into the button housing and snap the locking piece behind,
+4. Install the button throught a hexagonal hole in the skirt and screw the printed nut behind,
+5. Optional, use the hole in the locking piece and a ziptie for attaching the cables (strain relief).
+
+![CAD](Images/cad_split.jpg)
+![photo1](Images/picture0.jpg)
+![photo2](Images/picture1.jpg)