Some inevitable changes have come up during layout. 

Biggest changes have all been for size - between the volt and ohm protection, two fuses, input module, that I've got less "vertical' room to work with (since the display is separate), and all the big through-hole modular parts (ADC, Pi Pico, radio modules), space is REALLY tight.  I've changed the shift registers from SOIC to a tiny QFN package, and cut a whole bunch of caps and changed the resistors in the voltage frontend to make layout of that section easier.  

I've also ditched having the PGA/MUX as a modular component - it just doesn't really seem that useful to change that up.  If I've got room in layout I may copy some of the signals to some unused pins on the ADC module - that way if the PGA is limiting in some way in the future it can just be de-populated, and a replacement integrated directly onto the ADC module.  I also realized that going to an MCP3464 may not be a terrible idea - these have some analog gain built into them so with that I could potentially skip the separate PGA/MUX chip entirely. 

I may have to change to SMD header pins for either the ADC or pico.  I like having regular-size pin header holes for as many things as possible since they're so versatile, but if I don't have enough space to route all this there may not be another option. 

Either way here's where it's at now:

I don't currently have any regular CAD software so can't make models for the non-standard parts.  Namely the fuse holders on the left are just the end clips, the super-wide "DIP chip" in the middle is standing in for the input module, same for the RFM radio in the upper right,.  The ADC module is just a light orange box in the middle on the right.  I'll probably have to finally give in to one of those free cloud-based ones for this eventually to do the case