After executing `git fetch origin`, what Git command would you use to view the specific changes that were downloaded from the remote without merging them into your current local branch?

After executing `git fetch origin`, the `git fetch` command downloads new data, including commits and objects, from the remote repository named `origin`. It updates your local *remote-tracking branchesbut does not modify your local working branches or your working directory. A remote-tracking branch is a local reference that reflects the state of a branch on the remote repository. For example, `origin/main` is your local reference to the `main` branch on the `origin` remote. This branch `origin/main` is updated by `git fetch`. Your local `main` branch, however, remains untouched. To view the specific new commits that were downloaded fro....