Fix generated PR branch collision - #2125
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Both create-pull-request jobs relied on the action's default branch, so the later job force-pushed over the earlier job's generated changes and closed its PR. Give each job a stable, distinct branch so they can maintain independent pull requests.
Test Plan:
```
git diff --check
python -c "import yaml; yaml.compose(open('\.github/workflows/update-quick-start-module.yml')); print('YAML syntax OK')"
```
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Fix the two workflows clobbering each other, leading to empty PRs like #2124.
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