Oh, I think that'd be stevep99's
and I am gonna add yours too, I suppose yours would be:
DreymaR-pc105angle-lg
DreymaR-pc105awide-sl
DreymaR-pc105curla-v
DreymaR-pc105curla-b
DreymaR-pc105caw-vsl
DreymaR-pc105caw-bsl
DreymaR-pc105curla-vm
DreymaR-pc105curla-bk
DreymaR-pc105caw-vmsl
DreymaR-pc105caw-bksl

right?. I don't know why I included your tarmack ones but forgot to add you other mods.

Yeah, I will leave the wides out. I will maybe modify the script to use ANSI keyboards and non "english-characters" (because the only people that use ISO + "english-characters" are the British I think, and then the script is useless for everyone else, lol)
Ok, I've added these:

DreymaR-angle-mod    `1234567890-=qwfpgjluy;[]arstdhneio'\zxcvbºkm,./~!@#$%^&*()_+QWFPGJLUY:{}ARSTDHNEIO"|ZXCVB²KM<>?
DreymaR-DbgHk-angle-mod    `1234567890-=qwfpbjluy;[]arstgkneio'\zxcvdºhm,./~!@#$%^&*()_+QWFPGJLUY:{}ARSTDKNEIO"|ZXCVB²HM<>? 

Sorry, what I had meant to write was actually colemak-DreymaR-angle-mod, my mistake.

I've just changed them to:
colemak-(DreymaR's)-angle-mod
colemak-(DreymaR's)-CurlAngle-mod

*edit: If you want me to, I can leave the DreymaR part out

Dreymak?

Here are, as earlier suggested, some images of my favoured layouts so it's easier to know what the hell I'm talking about:

I'm not sure about the ANSI ergo mods, as they are more about individual tastes and not to my knowledge very popular (yet?). There's the ANSI-Angle(Z) mod and the more profound A-Wing:

     
     The Angle(Z)Wide ergo mod for PC104/ANSI keyboards

     
     The AngleFrame or "A-Wing"(!) ergo mod for PC104/ANSI keyboards

The Angle(Z) is shown with a Wide mod above but never mind that. If using any of these, I suppose a bit of the point would be to implement a Curl mod as well, producing Colemak-CurlAngle(Z) or Colemak-CurlAWing layouts. I haven't made images of those I think, but you can imagine how they look once DBG and HK are remapped as on the ISO Colemak-CurlAngle layout.

The Colemak-CAW (Colemak-CurlAngleWide) that I use looks more or less like this (the 'Œ' is the VK_102 ISO specific key):

...except, I use a Norwegian locale variant in which []Œ become ÅÆØ.

I have updated the layouts files on github.com to add some DreymaR's Colemak mods. Also the script is now for ISO keyboards and ANSI keyboards. I have (hopefully) fixed all the errors in the layout descriptions. I added a couple messages to the user to clarify what's going on.
I plan to, someday, modify the program to use 3rd and 4th levels.
DreymaR: Thanks for your answers. Now that I have installed your Big Bag of Tricks I'm impressed with all the work and good thinking that you, and your collaborators, have put into it, things like the modularity are pretty cool. And of course after having your BBoT installed it was very easy to get the layout descriptions I wanted to add to my script. I chose the ones I added based on your comments on this thread and also the ones I want to taste
Now you,  all  people still using qwerty, or Colemak or whatever layout described in the script's layouts files, download the script, run it with some text file you want to type and convert it to, for example, colemak and type it, and notice how nice it feels to type in Colemak, then do the same for Dvorak, Workman, Norman, Asset, Carpalx, Colemak mods,... and see for yourselves which feels better, which feels slower, which feels more uncomfortable, which feels unnatural, which feels right, which feels wrong, feel if the mod-dh is worth it and feel which one is better: mod-dh or DreymaR's curl mod, lol...
Edit:Of course getting a feel of the keyboard using this method is maybe not enough to see if a keyboard layout is worth the change or see if it is better than another one. Maybe the only way to do that is to actually switch to using a new layout for weeks or months, I suppose... But using this script you can get a feel of the layout ;-)
Edit:I try not to over edit, but I had to make clear that it not only can translate from qwerty to colemak, but from, and to, whatever layout is included in the script's layouts files.

Oh, that's right... hahaha, that's actually what you meant on your first reply, when you asked: "Which DH-mod? ;-)" Seems we're back to where we started the discussion =-) I will fix it later.

Yeah,... that's right. And also some mods, like the Angle mod, suggest different fingerings so in order to taste a the angle mod you'd have to use the suggested fingering. I hadn't thought about that...