Removed execute permissions from files. #29
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Removed the execute permissions from some files that do not require these permissions to be set. Execute permissions should only be set where it makes sense (such as scripts).
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Description of the Change
Removed the execute permissions from some files that do not require these permissions to be set. Execute permissions should only be set where it makes sense (such as scripts).
Why Should This Be In Core?
General cleanup of the code-base keeps it tidy.
Benefits
Less confusion as to which files can be executed (especially on Linux and MacOS).
Potential Drawbacks
None
Applicable Issues
None