Enforce consistent dictionary sorting #276
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Use byte-wise sorting to maintain consistent ordering across platforms. Previously, locale-dependent sorting on macOS caused mixed-case entries like "AddressSanitizer" to appear out of order relative to lowercase entries like "acct", due to differences in locale collation rules. Change-Id: I7ec89957da8ec42ef0e570fd94a02d2aee24e637
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Use byte-wise sorting to maintain consistent ordering across platforms. Previously, locale-dependent sorting on macOS caused mixed-case entries like "AddressSanitizer" to appear out of order relative to lowercase entries like "acct", due to differences in locale collation rules.
Change-Id: I7ec89957da8ec42ef0e570fd94a02d2aee24e637