We should change `Example` in the docstring of `client.GetModule` to something other than IE.

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Internet Explorer is end of support.
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2022/06/15/internet-explorer-11-has-retired-and-is-officially-out-of-support-what-you-need-to-know/
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2021/05/19/the-future-of-internet-explorer-on-windows-10-is-in-microsoft-edge/

But the docstring of client.GetModule still contains examples about IE.

comtypes/comtypes/client/_generate.py

Lines 79 to 119 in b35a0ff

	def GetModule(tlib):
	"""Create a module wrapping a COM typelibrary on demand.
	'tlib' must be an ITypeLib COM pointer instance, the pathname of a
	type library, a COM CLSID GUID, or a tuple/list specifying the
	arguments to a comtypes.typeinfo.LoadRegTypeLib call:
	(libid, wMajorVerNum, wMinorVerNum, lcid=0)
	Or it can be an object with _reg_libid_ and _reg_version_
	attributes.
	A relative pathname is interpreted as relative to the callers
	__file__, if this exists.
	This function determines the module name from the typelib
	attributes, then tries to import it. If that fails because the
	module doesn't exist, the module is generated into the
	comtypes.gen package.
	It is possible to delete the whole `comtypes/gen` directory to
	remove all generated modules, the directory and the __init__.py
	file in it will be recreated when needed.
	If comtypes.gen __path__ is not a directory (in a frozen
	executable it lives in a zip archive), generated modules are only
	created in memory without writing them to the file system.
	Example:
	GetModule("shdocvw.dll")
	would create modules named
	comtypes.gen._EAB22AC0_30C1_11CF_A7EB_0000C05BAE0B_0_1_1
	comtypes.gen.SHDocVw
	containing the Python wrapper code for the type library used by
	Internet Explorer. The former module contains all the code, the
	latter is a short stub loading the former.
	"""

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This is resolved by #376