Change XML node ordering to be based on ordering keys #73
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…ys are used in objects representing XML elements to indicate precisely where in the order of child nodes within a parent they are.
…ys allow specifying exactly how XML output should be ordered
…tputting numbers instead of strings when reading
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Ordering keys are special keys within elements, and default to use "~". Their value is an integer (which can be a string or a number-as-string). When specified, they will be used for ordering. When not specified, an element's ordering in the original JSON will be used. These two results can be mixed, though results may be unexpected, mostly to support easy copy and paste of sections of JSON.
Resolves #60, resolves #65