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Merge the Pull Request

Remember, the full workflow we're going for is this:

Create a new branch off of main
Go about your work on the feature branch making commits as you go.
When you're ready to get your code into main, squash all your commits into a single commit.
Push your branch to the remote repository.
Open a pull request from the feature branch into main.
Merge the pull request once it's approved.

Assignment

Let's tackle point 6.

Merge your pull request from add_scanner to main. You can do so by clicking the big green "Merge pull request" button on the pull request page. This will create a merge commit.
When you're done, switch back to the main branch locally.
Here's the scary part: delete your local add_scanner branch.
Pull the latest changes from main down to your local main branch.
Your local main branch should now have commit K, the merge commit, and all the changes we made! Make sure everything is in order with git log.

Run and submit the CLI tests.

To pull changes from a remote branch to the current local branch:

git pull origin BRANCHNAME