allow setting the timestamp for jars, sort entries by name #279
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.. and sorting entries by name. This made building a minimal test application 'repeatable' when building on the same machine but clearing the target directory. Related to sbt/zinc#333
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To allow making builds more reproducible/deterministic.
The changes in this PR are safe because the behavior doesn't change until the calling code switches to the new functions.
(This is a rebase of #58, but it appears github doesn't let you reopen PR's against deleted branches, and also doesn't let you retarget closed PR's...)