Make auto-generated files non-executable (set mode to 0644)#5423
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genkit writes its generated output with mode 0755 (openapi/genkit sync.go and render.go), but the execute bit is meaningless for Go sources and a GitHub Actions workflow YAML. Normalize the generated command files plus tagging.yml and tagging.py to 0644 so they match every other workflow file and stop producing spurious mode diffs on regeneration. Co-authored-by: Isaac
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genkitwrites its generated output with mode0755. This PR changes the files to 0644. Upstream fix togenkitis pending.Why
Source files should not be executable files.
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Co-authored-by: Isaac