Sort modifiers according to Kotlin conventions#641
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Sorts declaration modifiers according to the order defined by the Kotlin coding conventions.
For example:
is formatted as:
Annotations and comments keep their relative association. Unsupported modifiers such as
noinline,crossinline,in,out, andreifiedact as ordering barriers.The cleanup applies to both full and partial formatting.
Tests:
Fixes #293