fix: remove owner filter from chmod in shared storage normalization

[loadinglucian]

Removes the -user "${current_user}" filter from find commands in set_group_writable_tree, so chmod applies to all files and directories regardless of owner.

Previously, only deployer-owned files were normalized. Files owned by www-data or other users were silently skipped. The 2>/dev/null || true safety net handles any permission errors gracefully.

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• .deployer/scripts/deploy.sh

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Walkthrough

The set_group_writable_tree function in the deploy script was modified to apply chmod operations to all directories and files within a given path, removing the previous filter that limited changes to items owned by the current user.

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Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Deploy script permissions handling .deployer/scripts/deploy.sh	Modified set_group_writable_tree function to apply chmod to all directories and files regardless of ownership. Removed current user detection logic and the -user "${current_user}" filter constraint. The change expands the scope of permission modifications from user-owned items only to all items in the target path.

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