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If I wanted to create a wallet for a different address type I'd probably use the "Generic JSON" export (documented @ https://github.com/Coldcard/firmware/blob/master/docs/generic-wallet-export.md); presumably you are wanting the "bip44" xpub from that file though if you wanted you could also use the root xpub. Comparing what's in there with the Bitcoin Core skeleton (which is for the "bip84" xpub) should help you get an idea of what your desired skeleton file would look like.
You can also read up on the descriptor format used in importmulti @ https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/descriptors.md; instead of wpkh() you want pkh(). The only tricky part is the checksum used in these commands; as noted at the bottom of the doc you can use getdescriptorinfo command to compute that.
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