Off-by-1 month when coercing a date if the coerced month has fewer days than the current month

**Steps to reproduce**

1. Set your computer's clock to May 31, 2013 _(or any 31st where the next month has < 31 days)_
2. `Date.toDate('2013-06-20T00-00', 'Y-m-d<T>H-i')`

**Expected result**

* `Thu Jun 20 2013 00:00:00 GMT-0700 (PDT)`

**Actual result**

* `Sat Jul 20 2013 00:00:00 GMT-0700 (PDT)`
* The month is July, not June

**Root cause**

1. In `coerce.js`, `parse()` creates a new `Date` object
2. `parse_setDate()` assigns the year to the Date object
3. `parse_setDate()` assigns the month to the Date object
4. So far, the Date represents June 31, 2013
5. June only has 30 days, so the Javascript engine normalizes the Date to July 1, 2013
6. `parse_setDate()` assigns the day to the Date object
7. The final returned date is July 20 instead of June 20

**Proposed resolution**

* In `parse_setDate()`, assign the day first:

    ```javascript
     date.setDate( parsers[DAY] ); date.setYear( parsers[YEAR] ); date.setMonth( parsers[MONTH] );
    ```
* Assigning day before year also covers changing the Date object's year from a leap year to a non-leap year when the current date is February 29
* This doesn't break any existing unit tests

**Testing**

* I don't see an easy way to write a unit test for this. The reproduction depends on `new Date()` returning a Date object for the 31st of a month where the next month has < 31 days. I think Sinon is needed.