docs: add info for change default branch to main on remote repo

docs/tutorials/how-to-rename-local-and-remote-git-branch.md

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 # {octicon}`telescope;1em;sd-text-secondary` `HOW TO RENAME LOCAL AND REMOTE GIT BRANCH`
 
-When you want rename local and remote Git branches you can do very easily
-using the `git branch -m` command on you terminal.
+When you want rename local and remote Git branches you can do very easily using the `git branch -m`
+command on you terminal.
 
-This quick tutorial explains how to rename local and remote Git branches. You
-only need to push the renamed local branch and delete the branch with the old
-name.
+This quick tutorial explains how to rename local and remote Git branches. You only need to push the
+renamed local branch and delete the branch with the old name.
 
 ## RENAMING `GIT BRANCH`
 
-First step is a switching to the local branch wchich you want to rename, simply
-type in the terminal:
+First step is a switching to the local branch wchich you want to rename, type in the terminal:
 
 ```shell
 git checkout <old-branch-name>
@@ -22,15 +20,17 @@ Next step is a rename the local branch, type in the terminal:
 git branch -m <new-branch-name>
 ```
 
-Push the local `<new-branch-name>` to the remote repository and reset the
-upstream branch by typing in the terminal:
+Push the local `<new-branch-name>` to the remote repository and reset the upstream branch by typing
+in the terminal:
 
 ```shell
 git push origin -u <new-branch-name>
 ```
 
-Finnaly you can delete the remote `<old-branch-name>` by typing in the
-termianl:
+When the new branch is on remote repository, go to `Settings` in Github or Azure repository and
+change default branch to `main` then confirm the changes.
+
+Finnaly you can delete the remote `<old-branch-name>` by typing in the termianl:
 
 ```shell
 git push origin --delete <old-branch-name>