Context

Thanks for the really awesome tool!

I recently noticed that when publishing multiple posts on a single date, there's no real way to "manually" sort them in to a desired order.

Bug description

When supplying a date metadata, the full value is not used to control the sort order.

---
date: 2023-06-06T00:00:01
---
vs
---
date: 2023-06-06T00:00:02
---

Related links

• Reporting a bug
• https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/plugins/blog/#meta.date
• I suspect something near here

  mkdocs-material/src/plugins/blog/plugin.py

  Lines 133 to 137 in 6c18591

  	self.blog.posts = sorted(
  	self._resolve_posts(files, config),
  	key = lambda post: post.config.date.created,
  	reverse = True
  	)

• Potentially here

  mkdocs-material/src/plugins/blog/structure/options.py

  Lines 63 to 66 in 6c18591

  	# Convert all date values to datetime
  	for key, value in config[key_name].items():
  	if isinstance(value, date):
  	config[key_name][key] = datetime.combine(value, time())

Reproduction

9.5.0-blog-post-sort-order-wrong.zip

Steps to reproduce

1. Load the attached repo
2. Run mkdocs serve
3. Observe the incorrect sort order of Mid 1, Mid 2, Mid 3 - where it should be reversed.
   This is seen in both the main text and the TOC right sidebar.

Browser

No response

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