By pressing the switch multiple times to get a feel on how it best touches the finger, my current plan is a single 45-degree bend that starts 4mm to the end:

I was able to use a G-clamp for a quick experiment:
I basically held this up infront of the CAD model on my monitor and aligned the bend.
The 45° bend sufficiently allows the finger to slide over the lever and not catch/scrape on the sharp edge, similar to the little tabs in a USB-A port.

At this new bend, the forces for actuation and reset are 17g and 10.5g respectively.
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