Yes you can easily generate both forms with my MakeHex program. If you like I can email the two sets of command 00 to 63 (I think this doesn't use commands 64 to 127).

What's a Toggle macro?

The common method I've seen in CML files is to find a single function number which does nothing and then construct every learned signal so it is either
a) the do nothing signal followed by the real one or
b) the real one followed by the do nothing

That fixes all the toggle problems, but it makes all the learned signals twice as big and gives you the ugly choice between.
a) Latency added, so there is a fraction of a second lag from the button press to the real command or
b) Cutting off the repeat, so the real command goes out as a fixed number of frames and stops even if you continue to hold the button.

MakeHex can build those compound learned signals as well (given the function number for the do nothing function).