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Author: Kim Kirwan <Kim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:   Mon Nov 11 03:24:44 2019 -0600

    Remove Execute Permissions from Non-Executables
    
    Too many "green" files, heh. (No code changes, just permission changes.)
    
    Images (*.jpg, *.gif, *.png, *.svg) don't need execute permission.
    Text files (*.txt, *.xml) don't need execute permission.
    Web files (*.html, *.css) don't need execute permission.
    Odd setup/text files (*.ipe, *.inv, *.rst) don't need execute permission.
    
    I left execute on *.js, *.py, etc., as is, because I don't know whether
    they are executed directly or whether something else loads them and
    then does the execution, and I didn't need to check. It's close enough
    for now that they "might" be executable.
    
    Also, I changed the permissions on the build (output) side, as well as
    the permissions on the source (input) side. It would perhaps have been
    better to build first and let the source changes propagate over to the
    build side, but this way I'll get to see if everything is working OK
    when I do eventually build. (Will the wrong permissions come back?)
    
    Signed-off-by: Kim Kirwan <Kim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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