[PR #2359/cd7fc140 backport][3.14] Apply a sort prior to the changelog limit #2370
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Sort the changelog entries by date first. I was hoping this wasn't necessary since both legacy createrepo and createrepo_c use a specific order, but I discovered that Oracle Linux used to use reverse chronological order. I have no idea what tool they used but lets play it safe for now closes #2363 #2363 (cherry picked from commit cd7fc14)
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This is a backport of PR #2359 as merged into main (cd7fc14).
Small adjustments to changelog limiting
Sort the changelog entries by date first. I was hoping this wasn't
necessary since both legacy createrepo and createrepo_c use a specific
order, but I discovered that Oracle Linux used to use reverse
chronological order. I have no idea what tool they used but lets play
it safe for now
closes #2363
#2363