Add symlink support

[Benjamin Weggersen (bweggersen)]

• nodir: true in globOptions allows glob to include symlinks in the return list, as they are treated as directories.
• Then, to not explode the .tgz file, I've set noDirRecurse: true, which means node-tar will only include the files explicitly referenced in the files list. Directories (i.e. symlinks) will then only be included as empty directories. The files list includes a complete list of all the files to be archived, so this option shouldn't create any regressions.
• Finally, I've set preservePaths: true to output symlinks correctly on tar.extract.

[Dylan Smith (dylan-smith)]

Benjamin Weggersen (@bweggersen) I wanted to acknowledge that I saw your PR, but unfortunately it may be a bit before I can get to it (I want to add tests to this code base too before I add/accept new features).

[Benjamin Weggersen (bweggersen)]

I understand. Thanks for letting me know.

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[Mark Molinaro (markjm)]

Benjamin Weggersen (@bweggersen) , to confirm, this will include all files in globs specified like dir/**, but if dir/* contains a further directory, it will not recurse further than that?