Sort user guidelines by filename for predictable ordering #474
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Without explicit sorting, Symfony Finder returns files in filesystem order (often by modification time), causing numerically-prefixed guidelines like 00-scope.md, 10-frontend.md, 50-formatting.md to appear in unpredictable order. This adds sortByName() to ensure guidelines are composed in the order their filenames suggest.
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I have been weighting my guidelines by filename
10-project.md,20-frontend.mdetc to give priority to the LLM.Symfony's finder seems to let the OS decide which order the files are returned. My MacOS setup is returning the by last modified by default, which is changing the order whenever I update.
This PR sorts the files by name before writing the agent files.