Use fs.futimes to retain sub-second precision in atime and mtime
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Sorry about failing builds for the first two commits; it worked on my machine :-) |
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@erikkemperman can you rebase this on top of the stuff I just merged and squash these commits? |
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Figured it wasn't too much trouble to propose something concrete re: this.