Fix UTC Datetime Sorting In Microsasa CLI Tools

A recent update to Microsasa’s CLI tools transformed how session data is handled and displayed - by finally fixing fragile datetime sorting and updating key dependencies. The get_all_sessions() function now correctly sorts sessions using actual UTC timestamps instead of raw ISO strings, eliminating clock-based mix-ups that once caused reports to misorder past events. This shift, driven by real-world workflow needs, ensures chronological accuracy even with sessions spanning different time zones. Behind the scenes, click and rich were pinned to stable versions (8.1 - 9 and 13 - 13.9), aligning with established patterns, while default_factory was reworked to use a clean lambda instead of undocumented aliases - improving clarity and type safety. The change directly responds to a critical warning: a workflow workflow was blocked mid-run due to a firewall blocking astral.sh, a common pain point in production pipelines. But there is a catch: updating protected files like pyproject.toml changes core dependencies, so always review changes before merging. This isn’t just code - it’s about trust in your workflow’s timing. The bottom line: precise datetime sorting isn’t just technical polish - it’s reliability in action.