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git/query: use chronological order for range operator

Rather than using reverse-chronological order and reversing again with
git/query -r, make the range operator output commits in chronological
order to begin with.

This fixes the patch order from git/export when given particular
commits on the command-line.

--- a/export

+++ b/export

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@

 q=$*

 if(~ $#q 0)

 	q=HEAD

-commits=`{git/query -r $q || die $status}

+commits=`{git/query $q || die $status}

 n=1

 m=$#commits

--- a/rebase

+++ b/rebase

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@

 		exec aux/usage

 	src=`{git/branch}

 	dst=`{git/query $1}

-	commits=`{git/query -r $dst $src @ .. $src}

+	commits=`{git/query $dst $src @ .. $src}

 	## TODO: edit $commits here for -i

 	git/branch -nb $dst $tmp

 }

--- a/ref.c

+++ b/ref.c

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@

 	assert(a->type == GCommit && b->type == GCommit);

 	if(a->commit->mtime == b->commit->mtime)

 		return 0;

-	else if(a->commit->mtime > b->commit->mtime)

+	else if(a->commit->mtime < b->commit->mtime)

 		return -1;

 	else

 		return 1;