Update Sony RMT-AA400U Remote Control #570
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This commit removes the executable flag from Sony_RMT-AA400U.ir, changing the file mode from 755 to 644. These `.ir` files should not be considered executables.
Commit a68c6a2 was a part of a large refactoring PR. It was merged shortly after the Sony RMT-AA400U IR file was included into the repository. However, the refactoring did not properly consider new files being added. So, Sony RMT-AA400U was not refactored. This commit finally applies the audio naming scheme to it.
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Two parts of the PR regarding
Audio_Receivers/Sony/Sony_RMT-AA400U.ir:These
.irfiles should not be considered executables.It was merged shortly after the Sony RMT-AA400U IR file was included into the repository. However, the refactoring did not properly consider new files being added. So, Sony RMT-AA400U was not refactored then.