A script whose usage line says ./ is executable

[lml2468]

Both shell scripts under scripts/ carry a shebang and document themselves as being run directly:

# 用法: ./scripts/smoke.sh [BASE_URL]  (默认 http://localhost:1516)
# 用法: ./scripts/e2e_type_drift.sh

Neither is committed with the executable bit, so following those lines gives:

$ ./scripts/smoke.sh
zsh: permission denied: ./scripts/smoke.sh

You have to know to type bash scripts/smoke.sh instead — a small stumble, but it lands on someone verifying a fresh deployment, which is exactly when you want the documented command to just work.

Mode change only, 100644 → 100755, no content touched. e2e_type_drift.sh is included because it has the identical problem; say the word and I'll split it out.

Verified after the change: ./scripts/smoke.sh runs and passes against a local docker compose --profile app deployment.

[WaylandYang]

Both scripts carry a bash shebang and a usage line that says ./; a mode change is the whole fix, and these are the only two shell scripts under scripts/, so nothing is left behind. Thanks for checking it against a live deployment.