#124 suppress lsl file date update on open Eclipse

[Norton Burns]

The date versioning in LSL Plus/Eclipse is great - but only if it doesn't auto-update on every launch.
Is there any way to keep this date, as the *actual* last time the file was saved, rather than last opened.

Because of the nature of "write it, save it, copy to SL, test it" of these scripts, versioning is very hard to keep up with, especially with multiple script copies in-world, knowing which is current gets hard to track.
The save date is the only real tracking I have on a script.
If I've been away from a project for more than a day or two, I end up re-copying every latest Eclipse version over again, just in case.

...or even if a pseudo-version number could be added to either the .lsl or lslp, just incremented with every save, then the date wouldn't matter, simple number comparison would do it.