John Starks 424d62c72e Use existing PAX headers for time ...

This removes the MSWINDOWS.* time fields and uses PAX times directly. I
didn't previously realize that PAX times could be negative, which
eliminates the need to store Windows times in a different format.

This also uses the LIBARCHIVE.creationtime field for creation times to
match OS X behavior.

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testdata

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common.go

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example_test.go

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LICENSE

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reader_test.go

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reader.go

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stat_atim.go

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stat_atimespec.go

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stat_unix.go

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tar_test.go

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writer_test.go

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writer.go

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