Revamp of BIOS handling #423
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Many of the platforms are similar enough to other platforms that they'll share the same BIOS files.
The current storage method stores BIOS files per platform, meaning that files can be duplicated multiple times to satisfy the requirements of each platform.
This change stores the files as their hash with a .bios extension (example:
85ad74194e87c08904327de1a9443b7a.bios) in a flat directory structure. This allows BIOS files that are used by multiple platforms to be shared without duplication.