On Github
On the webpage you’ll see that your fork is behind what’s happening on the original branch:

Now click “Sync fork”.

Then click on “Update branch”. After a while your repo is updated.
Open Github Desktop
However, you still need to sync your local files. Here you have to “Fetch origin” in Github Desktop (or a similar app).

Now you’ll see this:

Then click “Pull origin”.
Then your local files will be updated, after a while.
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