fix: use explicit priority for task provider registration#14
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Go's gofmt sorts imports alphabetically, causing beads to register before kt regardless of comment-based ordering intent. This meant beads was checked first and would win when both providers were available in a directory. Changed from order-dependent Register() to RegisterWithPriority() with explicit priority constants (kt=10, tk=20, beads=30). The registry now sorts by priority, ensuring kt is always checked first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
-testflag in directories with.kticketsgofmtsorts imports alphabetically, causingbeadsto register beforektRegisterWithPriority()with priority constants (kt=10, tk=20, beads=30)Test plan
claude-status -testin a directory with.ktickets- now shows kt tasks🤖 Generated with Claude Code