Add postInstall step to restore the executable bit on scripts. #244
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The react-native-macos npm publish step is performed on a Windows Azure DevOps agent. Windows file systems don't have an executable bit, so the npm package doesn't contain the executable bit on bash scripts.
Long term we will change the build pipeline to use a Mac or Linux build agent. But in the near term the build pipeline still has some other Windows dependencies so for now we will use an npm postinstall script to restore the executable bit on scripts.
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