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That’s just Wong on so many levels.

Not sure why you’d need 3.1 for that; you could just power the Pi Zero off one of the existing 2.0 ports. Routing the cable out of the case would be the tricky part, seeing as one port butts up against a trigger button, and the other looks like it’s pretty close to a screw post or something.

The Pi Zero only hosts USB 2.0. It’s probably possible to make a micro-B male to Type-C female adapter, though I’ve only seen commercially-available adapters go in the other direction.