Orders type fields in the dump schema command using the sortFields flag. #225
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Currently, the Mutation and Query types are not always ordered consistently, which makes the schema generated by the command unpredictable. This might be due to the change made here.
With this PR, I am introducing the sorting of fields within the types included in the generated schema, using the supported
sortFieldsflag. This way, all fields will always be ordered alphabetically, and the generated schema will be predictable, making it easier, for instance, to verify that the schema generated at runtime matches the expected one.