Clean up Dell Insyde docs to note that it works with Inspiron 5537, add example to webpage #185
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Just tried the Dell Insyde hash (originally intended for just Latitude 3540 I think?) on my Dell Inspiron 5537 and it works, so here's some documentation noting that. I also noticed that the entire Insyde algorithm is missing from the website page so I added that too.