After the fail with missing pulld-downs on CC pins for USB-C, I re-designed the board a little bit:

There are now contacts and pull-downs for the CC pins, and I also added a large prototyping area in the empty part of the board. The holes are now just on the silkscreen. This time the boards arrived in a few days:

I put the address of my website on the other side, so that I can use the very flat board as a kind of business card:

That's pretty much it. The new version works perfectly fine both with USB 2.0 and actual USB-C ports. I'm publishing the fritzing design file, the gerbers and the BOM, so that anyone can make their own — you can find them in the downloads section of this page.
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