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Setting Up SSH for GitHub Authentication on macOS

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Background: Github stopped supporting password-based authentication as of August 13, 2021
SSH is one method to enable Git operations with token-based authentication
Key Generation: SSH keys consist of private and public key pairs
New keys can be generated using ed25519 encryption algorithm
Keys are stored in .ssh directory with default name id_ed25519
Optional passphrase can be added for enhanced security
Setup Steps: Add SSH key to ssh-agent using default macOS command
Configure config file for key management options
Copy public key content and add to Github account settings
Enter Github password to confirm key addition
Testing: First SSH connection may require matching key fingerprint
Enter 'yes' to add Github as known host
Successful connection enables Git operations on local machine