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[tests/ar] Use date to get the unix time

This value is going to depend of the timezone where the script
is executed, so the best option is to let to the system to guess
what is the correct value.

--- a/tests/ar/execute/mkmaster.sh

+++ b/tests/ar/execute/mkmaster.sh

@@ -2,20 +2,21 @@

 uid=`id -u`

 gid=`id -g`

+time=`date -d "1980-01-01" +%s`

 cat <<EOF >master.a

 !<arch>

-file1           315532800   `printf "%-6d" $uid``printf "%-6d" $gid`100644  79        \`

+file1           `printf "%-12d" $time``printf "%-6d" $uid``printf "%-6d" $gid`100644  79        \`

 This is the first file,

 and it should go in the

 first position in the archive.

-file2           315532800   `printf "%-6d" $uid``printf "%-6d" $gid`100644  125       \`

+file2           `printf "%-12d" $time``printf "%-6d" $uid``printf "%-6d" $gid`100644  125       \`

 But this other one is the second one,

 and it shouldn't go in the first position

 because it should go in the second position.

-file3           315532800   `printf "%-6d" $uid``printf "%-6d" $gid`100644  118       \`

+file3           `printf "%-12d" $time``printf "%-6d" $uid``printf "%-6d" $gid`100644  118       \`

 and at the end, this is the last file

 that should go at the end of the file,

 thus it should go in the third position.