Add sorting by status change (ctime) on unix #218
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These are now derived directly from the enum names
The argument names for --priority are most-recent-status-change and least-recent-status-change.
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One use case for ctime is to find, or rather guess, which file was the original after
cp -awas used. If a snapshot was taken of the filesystem, then keeping data of the one already in the snapshot saves space.Also removed misleading dead code, this was not detected because the enum is public. I was wondering why
Err(format!("The priority {s} is not supported on Windows"))would not run!