Hash tune files to avoid unnecessary re-fetch when configuring #326
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When we call
configurein both versions of luthier, we now check if our.tunefiles are out-of-date and re-fetch only if necessary. Thefetchsubcommand always performs a fetch.In the process, I also discovered why
luthier.luauandluthier.pywere spitting out different hashes. It wasn't a discrepancy in the order of files being processed—it was the digest size. I've made these equal now, so both tools should be compatible again.Resolves #226.