Ensure deterministic order for filtered public imports#3734
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This ensures that public imports are always added to the image in a deterministic way. It changes the current ordering by first seen to ordered by file name. First seen is not valid as when including options we range over them in a undeterministic way.
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This ensures that public imports are always added to the image in a deterministic way. It changes the current order by first seen to order by file name. First seen is not valid as when including options we range over them in an undefined order (although from testing it looks to always be in tag order).
Related to #3506 and #3725 . Both these issues link to the same error of adding unused imports. This was fixed in #3727 . This PR fixes an edge case where if 2 or more public imports are resolved for a file, they must be appended to the current imports in a deterministic way.