feat: add files order control for merge endpoint#277
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Introduce sortFilesByName() and sortFilesByCall() on MergePdfBuilder to control how Gotenberg orders files in the merged PDF.
The merge endpoint sorts files alphanumerically by their multipart filename. sortFilesByCall() prefixes each multipart filename with a zero-padded counter (e.g. 000001-document.pdf) so the merge follows the order in which files() was called. sortFilesByName() restores the default behavior. Files on disk are never renamed.
Closes #264