init cmd creates directories with wrong permissions

[justinfx]

I just gave this tool a try for the first time, and the first command I ran was changie init. The command failed with the following

$ changie init   
Error: mkdir changes/unreleased: permission denied

$ ls -ld ./changes
drw-r--r-- 2 user group 4096 Dec 28 12:46 ./changes

I can see that the wrong permissions are being used to create the non-existent directory (0644 instead of 0755)
3737ce6#diff-345cd3beb7d905a8bef99d83e99c62678bfd5101a26d30104ecc9320602072acR70

It is likely that this bug is not being caught because the tests use an in-memory afero filesystem which may not exercise the limits of the filesystem permissions.

[miniscruff]

Hmm, let me give this a try. I was having issues with the github action but using sudo fixed it. It might just be bad permissions.

[miniscruff]

@justinfx I modified the init command to reflect the right file permissions, if this fixes your issue let me know.

[justinfx]

Thanks for that fix. The directories are now created with proper permissions. It does create the "header.tpl.md` file with executable permissions, but that isn't a breaking issue.