Clarification of the github context variables github.ref and github.ref_name

[PabloCollazoCollarte]

Why:

github.ref and github.ref_name information was a little bit misleading, since if a pull request is merged, the value of this variables will be the head branch, not refs/pull/<pr_number>/merge.

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