feat: Add .gitattributes to preserve shell script execution permissions

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This pull request includes changes to the .gitattributes file to ensure proper handling of shell scripts and entrypoint scripts, as well as setting default line endings for text files.

File handling improvements:

• .gitattributes: Added rules to ensure shell scripts and entrypoint scripts retain their executable bits and use LF line endings. Also set default text files to use LF line endings.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated configurations for handling shell scripts and text files to ensure proper execution and line endings across environments.

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Walkthrough

The changes to the .gitattributes file establish configurations for handling shell scripts and text files in the repository. Specifically, shell scripts (*.sh) and entrypoint scripts (**/docker-entrypoint.sh) are set to retain their executable status while ensuring line endings are standardized to LF. Additionally, a default rule is introduced to treat all text files as using LF line endings. This aims to create consistency in file handling across various environments.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.gitattributes	Configured shell scripts to retain executable bit and set line endings to LF; added default rule for text files.

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In the land of code where rabbits play,
We tweak our scripts in a thoughtful way.
With LF line endings, oh what a delight,
Our shell scripts dance, all set to take flight!
Executable bits, like stars in the night,
In our coding burrow, everything feels right! 🐇✨

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