Fix natural sort when > 100 pages #1564
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When there are > 100 pages, on unix the sorting is not natural and so Grav orders 1-10, 100, 101 ...
Turns out the issue is caused by the
Collatorthat we use for sorting whenintlextension is available.Collator(ref) does not support theSORT_NATURALflag like thesort(ref) method does which is the reason this has never sorted naturally as expected.How to reproduce
Unzip 02.cats.zip under your pages and load the frontend with and without the fix.
Fixes #1524