Fix reference to "main" branch into "master"

[GordianLN]

No idea why this guide is set to "main" as default branch, but changing it to master works :)

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• [ ] significant change to core configuration
• [ ] independent bonus guide
• [ ] simple bug fix

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[twofaktor]

The new masters branch now are called "main" instead of "master" by default

Using "main" the guide works good

[GordianLN]

well..... I don't know about you, but me, I couldn't make it work with main. It errored out. I changed to master, and lo and behold, it worked...

[twofaktor]

I do not invent anything, my machine, enjoy it 😘

[GordianLN]

means then that somebody gets master, someone else main, probably worth adding at least a note? I don't personally mind either way, I just know I spent some time on a not working script, until I bothered to search the error message and realized I had to use master 🤔

[twofaktor]

means then that somebody gets master, someone else main, probably worth adding at least a note? I don't personally mind either way, I just know I spent some time on a not working script, until I bothered to search the error message and realized I had to use master 🤔

means simply that MiniBolt instructions are correct and It works fine, you don't need to make modifications if you follow the guide step by step

[GordianLN]

eheh this is not even about fixing the guide anymore, it's like you're denying that I got a master branch on repository creation, which is the case in my situation. here's what I see when I open my backup repo... am I imagining things, you say? Minibolt guide couldn't work in my case, that led to a small frustration followed by a small research and a small fix. Someone else in my same situation but less geeky would face a larger frustration and possibly utter failure in making this work, that is the point