I’ll check whether I can create an editable copy, then verify the package drawing before correcting the footprint and pin label.

I created a user-owned fork at LSM9DS1TR repaired nominal LGA-24, leaving the public original unchanged. The repair task reported completion, but I could not retrieve its findings to confirm the pad coordinates, pin-11 correction, verification, or published UID/version; those remain unconfirmed.

The saved repair thread is here. Execution stopped because your ACUs ran out.

Confirmed the repaired fork is published: part UID 536074e0-d76c-4f88-ab23-b9408644b386, version 7b690ea9-f958-40c2-962a-663f8628d5d2. Verification passed for all 24 nominal lands and mappings, pin 11 INT1_A/G, and the preserved MPN/manufacturer; sourced coordinates and model limitations are recorded in Footprint Repair Verification in the repaired project.

The original part and parent board were untouched; placed-instance propagation must still be checked before fabrication.