How to allow an AppleScript terminal push as raw code instead of executable? Locally in the terminal after creating a file named foobar.scpt I go to cd the location of the repo locally and I run git add .

I then commit the file using git commit -m "Adding foobar.scpt"

Afterward I use git push origin http://location-of-repo

The file, foobar.scpt exists in the Github repo master branch.  When I click on the file it will not show me the raw code but indicates it as an executable and only provides a RAW link for download.  

How can I push the script file in the terminal to the repo and allow anyone that has access to that repo the ability to see the raw code instead of a download?
If you want it not to be a binary file and easily viewable, then save or export as text. It will be saved as plain text with a .applescript extension.

Also, by default, when saved locally and double-clicking on a .applescript file, it will load in Script Editor, where it can then be either saved as or exported as a .scrpt, .scrptd or .app.