MPS MP4008 PCB design

I've been designing a PCB for an MP4008 driven LED controller to power a CMA3090-0000-000Q0U0A40G from a car (approximately 13.5-14.5v) to 3.6A at up to 50V and was wondering if there are any experts here who could take a look at my design and point out any possible issues.

I use DipTrace, the .dip file is in the attached zip.
The large white rectangle represents the heatsink to which it will be mounted.
The PCB will be mounted to the surface of the heatsink with 8mm standoffs with the GaNFETs underneath the PCB bolted to the heatsink.

For dimming, rather than use the suggested PWM dimming circuit that seems inefficient, I'm doing this to adjust the current:
An OPA197 and pot-resistor 10-1 adjustable amplifier for the feedback signal, MPS said doing this would be fine.
A trimpot-resistor in parallel to the dimming pot-resistor to set a current limit.
I have verified the low voltage single rail capability of the OPA197 to single digit mV and it performs very well.
I have a 3-1 resistor divider to hold the PWM pin high.
Here is a simulation to visualise how the OPA197 feedback amplifier will work using the Falstad circuit simulator: http://tinyurl.com/yybrjtb7

For the 4 parallel switchers I'm using Transphorm TPH3206PSB GaNFETs
For the diode I'm using an Infineon IDH20G65C6-DS SiC Schottky diode
The input capacitors will be 4x 100μF 25v Wurth Electronics Inc. 870025574005
For the output capacitor I have a 100μF 100V polyester AVX FFV34E0107K--
The inductor will be a 10μH Wurth Electronics Inc. 7443641000
U3 is an LM2940CT-12

I am aware the GaNFETs should have 20-25Ω to the gate but the output of the MP4008 is limited such that extra resistance is likely not needed.

Here is a link to a spreadsheet supplied by MPS for calculating the components for the MP4008 and similar devices filled with the values applicable to this application, see the "Basic Parameters" page: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VloYdCfMmE4kSOvmKdVUgzby0N3N9jzjAQ_L-XlGQok/edit?usp=sharing

It doesn't have to be practical as its only a one off for me to use.