Fix 'make verify' command

[erikgb]

The make verify command "escapes" the project directory when executed in the makefile-modules project. This is caused by the differences in folder structure in the source and consumer projects. Using git to resolve the project dir appears to work well.

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes make verify resolving the wrong project root (and potentially cd-ing outside the intended directory) by switching project root detection to Git’s notion of the repository top-level.

Changes:

• Replace path-based root discovery in verify.sh with git rev-parse --show-toplevel.
• Ensure verify.sh operates from the Git repository root regardless of where the script lives in the filesystem.

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