fix: collection order #569
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JS objects have no guarantees of maintaining insertion order. The use of
fromEntriesto construct an object of numeric keys orders them numerically. Which is not what we want.Fixes #568.
This is observable in the case of Apple Music, but even though we use the same logic for Spotify, their IDs are alphanumeric, so insertion order appears to be preserved. But we rewrite that section of code as well for correctness.