l0ng-ai 7d7f9a508f test(host): hold every host to keeping a script's executable bit ...

A save is an overwrite of a file that already exists, and the mode belongs
to the file rather than to the write. A host that wrote by creating a fresh
file, or by sending the far side an explicit set of attributes, would turn a
script into something the shell no longer runs — silently, on a save the
user made for an unrelated reason, with nothing in the UI to report it.

Both hosts already get this right; nothing here is a fix. It is the case
that keeps them right, and it runs against the remote link too, where the
write is a control request rather than a syscall. Checked by making the
local write a remove-then-create: the case fails, as it should.

The two sandbox hooks follow the existing symlink one — a host with no
notion of an executable bit returns None and the case skips.

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src

chore: strip every comment from the Rust sources (#268)

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tests

test(host): hold every host to keeping a script's executable bit

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Cargo.toml

fix(daemon): keep a lingering daemon findable and reapable after quit-and-stop (#655)

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