[F] Execute permission and #!shebang for build.ps1

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request improves the cross-platform usability of the build.ps1 script. By introducing a shebang line and ensuring proper execute permissions, the script can now be run directly on various operating systems, simplifying the build process and enhancing developer experience.

Highlights

• Shebang Addition: A shebang line #!/usr/bin/env pwsh has been added to the build.ps1 script. This allows the script to be executed directly on Unix-like operating systems by specifying the PowerShell interpreter.
• Execute Permission: The build.ps1 script has been updated to include execute permissions, which, in conjunction with the new shebang, enables direct execution of the script without explicitly calling pwsh build.ps1.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly adds a shebang line to the build.ps1 script, making it directly executable on Unix-like systems where PowerShell Core (pwsh) is available. This change improves the script's usability in cross-platform development environments. The implementation is sound, and I have no further recommendations.