M.2 Wireless Buyers Guide - "Fenvi AC1200" is not an M.2 card

First I want to express my appreciation to Dortania and Acidanthera for the efforts to make us boot macOS on Legacy Macs and Hackintoshes.

Today whiles checking [the M.2 section in the Wireless Buyers Guide](https://dortania.github.io/Wireless-Buyers-Guide/types-of-wireless-card/m2.html#supported-cards), I noticed a possible issue. Under "Supported Cards - BCM94352Z" section, the [Fenvi AC1200](https://www.fenvi.cn/product_detail_24.html) wireless card is listed. But according to the Fenvi official website, the Fenvi AC1200 is actually a PCIe card (See: [FV-AC1200 - Product Details](https://www.fenvi.cn/product_detail_24.html)).

There is a A+E M.2 chip based on BCM94352Z manufactured by Fenvi, though, but its product name is not AC1200. It's simply called [Fenvi BCM94352Z](https://www.fenvi.cn/product_detail_40.html). And according to some buyer feedbacks on AliExpress, this Fenvi chip is fully supported on macOS up to Ventura.

So I think it might be necessary to replace [Fenvi AC1200](https://www.fenvi.cn/product_detail_24.html) with [Fenvi BCM94352Z](https://www.fenvi.cn/product_detail_40.html) on the M.2 Wireless Buyers Guide page.

Hope this helps