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That's correct. They are labeled on the drill template in the build doc.

Being "nice" obviously isn't a forum requirement, but trolling the "No question is a stupid question" thread ain't right.

If that's DipTrace, run Check Net Connectivity and Compare to Schematic from the Verification menu.

Dirty Boy is a boutique brand that has recently collaborated? with Warm Audio and released these "Jr" versions of their three most popular pedals.

Can you post an image of your PCB routing?

One G, two R's, all the schmalzigrrs. https://www.pedalpcb.com/product-tag/signal-schmalzigrrs/

I don't think so this time. It's probably yet another something, but it's higher gain than I expected.

https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/C46047.html

There's also the Basic version for latching relays, if that helps with options. https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb394/

Best one of the three.

BYPASS is a net port. It's not a physical component, it's just a connection between those two points on the schematic that doesn't require a line to be drawn across the page. The others are physical pads on the PCB and used for bypass switching (similar to the Klon). The footswitch connects...

Install the jacks, that's it. These are for the loop. The In/Out jacks are still top-mounted like always. Or, if you don't want the loop, install jumpers where indicated:

"Just a buffer" they said....

Make sure C6 is 68n, that's an awfully big cap for that value. (it looks suspiciously similar to your 6n8 at the top) Insulating the pots (and verifying the values while you're in there) would be my next guess.

Microcontroller.

Stone Deaf uses the CD4007 as a gain stage in a few of their pedals. (PDF series)