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It would work but the LEDs would get dimmer with two in a series circuit. If that doesn't bother don't change anything, otherwise reduce the value of the resistor in series with the LEDs.

Jumper the LED pads on the PCB. SW on PCB to anode. Cathode to SW on breakout board. OR Run wires from LED pads onPCB to the LED on the switch. Wire In/Gnd/SW/Out like normal.

Coupons are great, but I don't think I'd hold off on ordering to wait for a coupon. Considering the work in designing the boards, creating the documents, and hosting the website/forum, I'm happy paying full price to support the business considering that the prices are already very fair.

You typically can't measure a resistor mounted on the board, if there are other resistors in parallel it's going to read lower. Testing the holes may also give a reading. Only way to measure a resistor on the board is to unsolder one leg and then measure. That said, resistors are not very...