๐Ÿ˜ƒ May this produce joy for some!
#reverseengineering completed now by finding a pattern to light all six LEDs with 3 driver pins. I've put it into a drawing, together with a schematic: each driver pin is connected to four LED pins (two anodes and two cathodes). To leave an individual #LED dark, in its time slot leave one or both drivers high-Z.
They used 5V for the #microcontroller and blue LEDs, because of their forward voltage >2.5V.

They took 200ยตs per time slot: overall period of 1.2ms.

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๐Ÿ˜ƒ Right now found by #reverseengineering: it really works to individually light one of six LEDs by only three driver pins (each equipped with one resistor) - in case these two conditions are met: - driver pins can be high-Z - total voltage is below twice the forward voltage

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Sorry, I was a bit too fast... ๐Ÿ˜…
Three resistors are missing in the schematic - one for each driver pin!
They used 2kOhms.