Replace `Github` with `GitHub` in _data/navigation/social.yml

[roslynwythe]

Overview

We need to replace Github with GitHub so that we display the company name correctly, and we need to test the changes to ensure the behavior and appearance of any and all related webpages are unchanged.

Action Items

• Open _data/navigation/social.yml in your IDE
• Change

 - name: Github

to

 - name: GitHub

• Find all the files that are connected to this change. (e.g., if its a yml or md file, what files or scripts use the data stored in that file). And document briefly how they work together.
• Define where you expect the change to show up on the website (e.g., the footer of the website). Can be on multiple pages
• Write a test procedure, in a comment, and then use it to test the change. Include a link to this comment in your PR.
• Add/commit changes then create a PR as usual. Document the test procedure in the Pull Request.

Resources

• https://github.com/hackforla/website/blob/gh-pages/_data/navigation/social.yml
• This issue resulted from ER: Find all the places that Github should be GitHub and fix #6161

Merge Team

• After closing this issue, check off the dependency in ER: Find all the places that Github should be GitHub and fix #6161. If all dependecies have been completed, close ER: Find all the places that Github should be GitHub and fix #6161

[github-actions]

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