Mostly fine, a couple of nits: the holes are .040 rather than the standard .038 for a .1 header pin. Either should do (I think .040 may round up to .042 or thereabouts though but I’m not sure). You can fix that in Ink (assuming 10.4667 scale and 20 thou stroke width) by changing the hole diameter in the tool bar from .080in to .078in height and width. That will move the center of the circle (which you don’t want) so in xml editor note the new radius value (and make sure it is r not rx and ry which makes an ellipse) and undo your change so the pad goes back to the correct position. Now in xml editor change the radius to the value for a .038 hole you discovered above. Changing the radius (rather than the diameter) leaves the center x/y position intact and changes just the diameter of the circle so you don’t have to move the x/y coords of every pin. Repeat this for all 8 pins. The second nit is you have eliminated the square on pin1 in pcb. If you add a square with height/width the same as the circular pad on top of the pad and aligned to the x/y coords of the pad you have the square will come back as it is currently in breadboard (and I assume on the real board).
edit: a look at the pcb svg says I’m wrong (as is the original maker). The stroke width is set to 17 and needs to be reset to 20, the diameter is .074 (r 28.5) and a stroke-width 20 part needs a radius of 29 to make a correct .038 hole in the correct position.
Peter