Yu Watanabe cfd544af86 Sensor cleanup 1st pass (#40675)
This is a general cleanup of the sensors hwdb file divides into several
commits per brand.

I have merged the devices that use the same matrices, clean up a little
some clear dmi matches, and apply a inline comment with the device where
is certainly very clear way to display.

My idea is to do more cleanup steps but actually will require more
effort to achieve complete dmis, I can do it with little time, and some
consensus for comment styling.

About the comment styling actually I thing we could follow two rules at
the same time: inline comment when the dmi match is short and there is
no additional many information than just the model, and the other one
comment above the dmi match when is too long or there are need to add
more info.
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