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Finishes PLAT-897. While it is possible to make reactabular sort the data for us, it seemed easier to do it in the redux action. If we ever want the user to be able to change how the data is sorted, we can switch to using reactabular to sort the data instead.
sorts by framework name and then by standard shortcode. for consistency, also add sorting on the backend, since it turns out we were relying on the database ordering there.
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