Set file modified time to value reported by wayback machine #220
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The wayback machine provides the modified time reported by the original server at time of archival via the x-archive-orig-last-modified response header. This change sets the downloaded files modified time to that value if available.
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The wayback machine provides the modified time reported by the original server at time of archival via the x-archive-orig-last-modified response header. This change sets the saved files modified time to the value reported by the wayback machine. This may be a partial fix for #174 (doesn't set creation time).
I don't know ruby at all but this seems to work for me.