fix(git): support setting file mode

[ylemkimon]

Changes:

Support setting the file mode (chmod) in git.commitFiles()

Context:

Sometimes, there is a need to set the file mode in committed files, e.g., executables.

This is a blocking issue for #11368.

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[ylemkimon]

@rarkins does the Windows test only run on pushes not on PRs? fs.mode would probably not be portable on Windows and I didn't know Renovate supports Windows, sorry.

[rarkins]

Ok, let's revert and make sure to test using Windows CI for this feature specifically

[rarkins]

@ylemkimon Could you restore this branch and create a new PR? Then we can add multi platform tests until we've verified it works

@viceice maybe we could reserve a certain branch pattern or other technique to trigger cross platform tests without us needing to manually edit workflows per-PR?

[viceice]

I think we can use a manual dispatch trigger for this.

I think this can be easily handled, with multiple workflows and composite actions to reduce duplicate code.

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[ylemkimon]

One way I use to trigger the workflow on PRs is to use a label and labeled event.

[viceice]

Sounds good, can you make a small sample?

https://github.community/t/manually-triggering-checks-for-a-pr/134054

[rarkins]

Do we need to use the new "composable" actions to achieve DRY?

[viceice]

No, but it makes it easier, because of less duplicate workflow code. 😉