docs: add execution permission to the llama-server when running tabby…

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… on Linux

The user should give execution permission to the llama-server when running on Tabby on a Linux standalone install. Otherwise, the application will crash due to a permission error.

The application panicked (crashed).
Message:  Failed to start llama-server <embedding> with command Command { std: "/home/<user>/tabby/dist/tabby/llama-server" "-m" "/home/<user>/.tabby/models/TabbyML/Nomic-Embed-Text/ggml/model.gguf" "--cont-batching" "--port" "30888" "-np" "1" "--log-disable" "--ctx-size" "4096" "-ngl" "9999" "--embedding" "--ubatch-size" "4096", kill_on_drop: true }: Permission denied (os error 13)
Location: crates/llama-cpp-server/src/supervisor.rs:80

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated installation instructions for Linux to include making llama-server executable alongside tabby.

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Walkthrough

The recent change updates the installation instructions for Tabby on Linux. Specifically, it modifies the command for making a file executable by adding llama-server to the chmod +x tabby command. This change enhances clarity and ensures the correct files have executable permissions when setting up Tabby.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
website/docs/quick-start/.../index.mdx	Updated the Linux installation instructions to include llama-server in the chmod +x tabby command.

Poem

In the realm of code, where servers play,
A change took root, clear as day,
The llama joined, in mode so grand,
Executable now, with a simple command.
A step was shared, for all to see,
Linux setup, now hassle-free. 🌟

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34-34: LGTM!

The addition of llama-server to the chmod +x command ensures that both tabby and llama-server files are made executable, preventing permission errors.

However, please verify that the llama-server file exists in the repository.

[wsxiaoys]

Thanks for the PR