refactor(deployment): Update file references from main to master (#29841) #30058
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The switch from "master" to "main" as the default branch name in Git is part of an effort to use more inclusive and neutral language. The term "master" can carry negative historical connotations, while "main" is a clearer and more descriptive term that reflects its role as the primary branch. Updating these references aligns the project with modern best practices in the tech community for creating an inclusive environment.
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Related to #29841 (Update file references from main to master).
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This PR fixes: #29841