Two small changes

[geealbers]

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Doing two small things here:

1. Updating the possible values for bylineFormat per this issue from GRJ 21: https://github.com/thegetty/grj-21/issues/34. I also submitted a PR to quire-starter-default to make the update there as well.

2. Our instructions for GitHub deploy erroneously uses two different branch names (gh-deploy and gh-pages). It can work with any name, but it has to be consistent. I went with gh-pages as it's the traditionally used name for gh pages deploys.

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[Erin-Cecele]

This is approved, but so I understand, we really only want to use name if it's one author? If it's more than one we should use string? And if name is used for more than one author, will they all appear just not with the correct comma usage?

Also, so weird that the deploy instructions were wrong. Alba just went through and confirmed all of that two months ago. After our conversation about changes to GitHub (new issue labels, etc.) I realized I should see if I can sign up for a "new features" newsletter or something.

[Erin-Cecele]

Disregard my comment about the deploy instructions being wrong. I see the change was more for consistency's sake!

[geealbers]

@Erin-Cecele whenever you get a chance, I pushed an edit to the bylineFormat description that is hopefully more clear.