Let's begin by reviewing our objective.

Micro-Quest Objective: After successfully merging, delete the now-obsolete feature branch from the remote GitHub repository to maintain repository hygiene.

Next, we'll perform initial verification steps to understand the current state.

The specification for this micro-quest is based on the successful completion of the previous step: merging your feature branch into the main branch via a Pull Request.

This successful merge means the changes from your feature branch are now integrated into the main branch, making the feature branch itself obsolete on the remote repository.

Now, let's build the solution by following the instructions.

Step by step checklist:

1. Locate the option to delete the feature branch on the remote platform (e.g., GitHub) after the Pull Request has been successfully merged.
2. Confirm the deletion of the feature branch from the remote repository.

The following documentation sections are going to be helpful:

• Post-Merge Cleanup: Deleting Merged Branches

With the changes in place, let's re-verify our work to ensure it meets the specification.

To validate, check the list of branches on your remote repository platform (e.g., GitHub). The feature branch you just merged should no longer appear in the list of active branches.

Verification Results:

• ✅ The feature branch has been successfully deleted from the remote repository. All verification steps passed!