gradle: Fix executable bit

[5HT2]

This fixes the gradle compose script not being marked as executable for Linux and macOS systems.

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PR Summary

• Changed gradlecw file to executable
  This update improves the ease of using gradlecw by making it an executable file.

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[tr7zw]

This problem probably stretches over all my repos. I work on windows, and the CI file starts with a chmod +x ./gradlecw. But doesn't hurt to fix it I guess.

[tr7zw]

@5HT2 Also fyi, you copied the This fixes the gradle compose script not being marked as executable for Linux and macOS systems. into the other PR's from other repos. Gradle compose is my own custom tooling, in the other repos it's the normal gradle wrapper, not "compose".

[5HT2]

@5HT2 Also fyi, you copied the This fixes the gradle compose script not being marked as executable for Linux and macOS systems. into the other PR's from other repos. Gradle compose is my own custom tooling, in the other repos it's the normal gradle wrapper, not "compose".

Oh god that's embarrassing. Thank you for pointing it out, I realized earlier that gradle compose was something I had not seen before :p I should have changed the commit message back to just gradle.

I've just been porting mods for myself and fixing the chmod bits along the way when people forget to enable it, I didn't pay too much attention when making the commits 😭

[tr7zw]

Happens :D. I just wrote that small "compose" wrapper around the gradle wrapper that spawns data managed at https://github.com/tr7zw/ModComposeTemplate/tree/1.19.4 using the https://github.com/tr7zw/EntityCulling/blob/1.19.4/gradle-compose.yml file. Otherwise I'd go insane managing all the Forge/Fabric dependencies/CI scripts/Gradle files/small utility classes/etc over 10? projects with 6+ version branches each. In the end I'm just one person doing this for fun^^.

[5HT2]

that's very cool !! thank you for explaining what it is c: