[FIX] allow nested dependencies

[arminfelder]

adds an insertion sort, to allow more complex dependency cases,
e.g.:

destinations:
/package1/pathy/pathz
/package1/pathx
/package1/pathx/pathq
/package1/

this change will affect the order of processing such dependencies, so that the parent dir is always processed before the children:

/package1/
/package1/pathx
/package1/pathy/pathz
/package1/pathx/pathq

without that change, it can happen, that when a parent is processed, the children get wiped
e.g.

1. delete /package1/pathy/pathz
2. move pathz to /package1/pathy/pathz
3. delete /package1
4. move package1 to /package1

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