Fix typo (#125)

# Pull Request

## Issue

Typo in User Guide (presumably because of copying instructions from
another page)

## Description

Replaced all occurrences of `Azure DevOps` with `GitHub` in "Quick Start
Phase 2 GitHub".

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Author: juyamagu

docs/wiki/[User-Guide]-Quick-Start-Phase-2-GitHub.md

@@ -44,12 +44,12 @@ Although you can just run `Deploy-Accelerator` and fill out the prompted inputs,
     | `subscription_id_connectivity` | `<connectivity-subscription-id>` | Replace `<connectivity-subscription-id>` with the id of the connectivity subscription you created in the previous phase. |
     | `github_personal_access_token` | `<token-1>` | Replace `<token-1>` with the `token-1` GitHub PAT you generated in a previous step. |
     | `github_runners_personal_access_token` | `<token-2>` | Replace `<token-2>` with the `token-2` GitHub PAT you generated in the previous step specifically for the self-hosted runners. This only applies if you have `use_self_hosted_agents` set to `true`. You can set this to an empty string `""` if you are not using self-hosted runners. |
-    | `github_organization_name` | `<github-organization>` | Replace `<github-organization>` with the name of your Azure DevOps organization. This is the section of the url after `github.com`. E.g. enter `my-org` for `https://github.com/my-org`. |
+    | `github_organization_name` | `<github-organization>` | Replace `<github-organization>` with the name of your GitHub organization. This is the section of the url after `github.com`. E.g. enter `my-org` for `https://github.com/my-org`. |
     | `use_separate_repository_for_templates` | `true` | Determine whether to create a separate repository to store workflow templates as an extra layer of security. Set to `false` if you don't wish to secure your workflow templates by using a separate repository. This will default to `true`. |
     | `bootstrap_subscription_id` | `<bootstrap-subscription-id>` | Replace `<subscription-id>` with the id of the subscription in which you would like to deploy the bootstrap resources in Azure. If left blank, the subscription you are connected to via `az login` will be used. In most cases this is the management subscription, but you can specifiy a separate subscription if you prefer. |
-    | `service_name` | `alz` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and Azure DevOps resources, for example `rg-<service_name>-mgmt-uksouth-001`. We recommend using `alz` for this. |
-    | `environment_name` | `mgmt` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and Azure DevOps resources, for example `rg-alz-<environment_name>-uksouth-001`. We recommend using `mgmt` for this. |
-    | `postfix_number` | `1` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and Azure DevOps resources, for example `rg-alz-mgmt-uksouth-<postfix_number>`. We recommend using `1` for this. |
+    | `service_name` | `alz` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and GitHub resources, for example `rg-<service_name>-mgmt-uksouth-001`. We recommend using `alz` for this. |
+    | `environment_name` | `mgmt` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and GitHub resources, for example `rg-alz-<environment_name>-uksouth-001`. We recommend using `mgmt` for this. |
+    | `postfix_number` | `1` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and GitHub resources, for example `rg-alz-mgmt-uksouth-<postfix_number>`. We recommend using `1` for this. |
     | `use_self_hosted_agents` | `true` | This controls if you want to deploy self-hosted agents. This will default to `true`. |
     | `use_private_networking` | `true` | This controls whether private networking is deployed for your self-hosted agents and storage account. This only applies if you have `use_self_hosted_agents` set to `true`. This defaults to `true`. |
     | `allow_storage_access_from_my_ip` | `false` | This is not relevant to Bicep and we'll remove the need to specify it later, leave it set to `false`. |
@@ -112,12 +112,12 @@ Although you can just run `Deploy-Accelerator` and fill out the prompted inputs,
     | `subscription_id_connectivity` | `<connectivity-subscription-id>` | Replace `<connectivity-subscription-id>` with the id of the connectivity subscription you created in the previous phase. |
     | `github_personal_access_token` | `<token-1>` | Replace `<token-1>` with the `token-1` GitHub PAT you generated in a previous step. |
     | `github_runners_personal_access_token` | `<token-2>` | Replace `<token-2>` with the `token-2` GitHub PAT you generated in the previous step specifically for the self-hosted runners. This only applies if you have `use_self_hosted_agents` set to `true`. You can set this to an empty string `""` if you are not using self-hosted runners. |
-    | `github_organization_name` | `<github-organization>` | Replace `<github-organization>` with the name of your Azure DevOps organization. This is the section of the url after `github.com`. E.g. enter `my-org` for `https://github.com/my-org`. |
+    | `github_organization_name` | `<github-organization>` | Replace `<github-organization>` with the name of your GitHub organization. This is the section of the url after `github.com`. E.g. enter `my-org` for `https://github.com/my-org`. |
     | `use_separate_repository_for_templates` | `true` | Determine whether to create a separate repository to store workflow templates as an extra layer of security. Set to `false` if you don't wish to secure your workflow templates by using a separate repository. This will default to `true`. |
     | `bootstrap_subscription_id` | `<bootstrap-subscription-id>` | Replace `<subscription-id>` with the id of the subscription in which you would like to deploy the bootstrap resources in Azure. If left blank, the subscription you are connected to via `az login` will be used. In most cases this is the management subscription, but you can specifiy a separate subscription if you prefer. |
-    | `service_name` | `alz` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and Azure DevOps resources, for example `rg-<service_name>-mgmt-uksouth-001`. We recommend using `alz` for this. |
-    | `environment_name` | `mgmt` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and Azure DevOps resources, for example `rg-alz-<environment_name>-uksouth-001`. We recommend using `mgmt` for this. |
-    | `postfix_number` | `1` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and Azure DevOps resources, for example `rg-alz-mgmt-uksouth-<postfix_number>`. We recommend using `1` for this. |
+    | `service_name` | `alz` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and GitHub resources, for example `rg-<service_name>-mgmt-uksouth-001`. We recommend using `alz` for this. |
+    | `environment_name` | `mgmt` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and GitHub resources, for example `rg-alz-<environment_name>-uksouth-001`. We recommend using `mgmt` for this. |
+    | `postfix_number` | `1` | This is used to build up the names of your Azure and GitHub resources, for example `rg-alz-mgmt-uksouth-<postfix_number>`. We recommend using `1` for this. |
     | `use_self_hosted_agents` | `true` | This controls if you want to deploy self-hosted agents. This will default to `true`. |
     | `use_private_networking` | `true` | This controls whether private networking is deployed for your self-hosted agents and storage account. This only applies if you have `use_self_hosted_agents` set to `true`. This defaults to `true`. |
     | `allow_storage_access_from_my_ip` | `false` | This controls whether to allow access to the storage account from your IP address. This is only needed for trouble shooting. This only applies if you have `use_private_networking` set to `true`. This defaults to `false`. |