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doc: drop Trivia section 
We are already referring to the UEFI spec which is sufficient.
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Expand Up @@ -13,14 +13,6 @@ This crate makes it easy to develop Rust software that leverages **safe**,

## Description

[UEFI] started as the successor firmware to the BIOS in x86 space and developed
to a universal firmware specification for various platforms, such as ARM. It
provides an early boot environment with a variety of [specified][spec]
ready-to-use "high-level" functionality, such as accessing disks or the network.
EFI images, the files that can be loaded by an UEFI environment, can leverage
these abstractions to extend the functionality in form of additional drivers,
OS-specific bootloaders, or different kind of low-level applications.

Our mission is to provide **safe** and **performant** wrappers for UEFI
interfaces, and allow developers to write idiomatic Rust code.

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