Sorting input paths makes some things nicer. E.g., ordering by fileNo

becomes the same as ordering by path and if only dup deletions happen
then file numbers stay in the same order across runs.

sh/vhup

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ export CLIGEN=/dev/null PROCS_CONFIG=/dev/null
 procs find -f 'bin/mk1' -aWait          # Wait for extant; Cron/manual Launches
 
 lncs -m512 -r0 -t0 -n1 -e '' $* |       # Paths of first hard links filtered out
-  grep -ziv -f "$II" | grep -zv -f "$I" > "$p0" #..case-Insensitive&sensitive-ly
+  grep -ziv -f "$II" | grep -zv -f "$I" | sort -z > "$p0" #..case-Insens&sens-ly
 
 ( notIn -f "$p0" -p\$1 "$d" "$s" |      # Clear stale dig/set files&empty dirs
     xargs -0 rm -fdv ) 2>&1 | grep -v ': Directory not empty$'