Remove execute bit from green_defconfig

[sbraz]

Hi,
I believe it was added by accident, none of the other defconfig files have it set.

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• Chores
  • Updated version labeling to remove the development suffix.
  • Switched deployment mode from development to production.

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The configuration was updated to remove the "dev0" version suffix and set the deployment mode from "development" to "production." This alters both the version labeling and the deployment environment in the affected configuration file.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
buildroot-external/meta	Changed VERSION_SUFFIX from "dev0" to ""; set DEPLOYMENT from "development" to "production"

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant ConfigFile
    Developer->>ConfigFile: Set VERSION_SUFFIX = ""
    Developer->>ConfigFile: Set DEPLOYMENT = "production"

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[sairon]

I noticed this quite a while ago but I didn't remove it as I thought it was a nice easter egg 😅

It was introduced before I started to maintain HAOS, so I wonder, is this an intentional easter egg or is it an actual mistake? @agners might know 👀

[sbraz]

Oh, it would be "green" on purpose? Still weird IMHO :)

[agners]

Hehe, lool, no, that wasn't intentional. But nice easter egg "find" 😅