feat: add CI check for executable permissions on shell scripts#65
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Add a new Makefile target and CI workflow job to verify that all shell scripts in the ci/ directory have executable permissions. This prevents deployment issues where scripts fail to execute due to missing permissions.
Move the scripts-permissions job from github-actions-workflows.yml to a new continuous-integration.yml workflow, following the same pattern as the rust template. This better organizes CI checks into their own dedicated workflow.
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Add a new Makefile target and CI workflow job to verify that all shell
scripts in the ci/ directory have executable permissions. This prevents
deployment issues where scripts fail to execute due to missing permissions.