rename the new int-based priority to rank, restore the enum to priority
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…ority` This makes the broader enum -> Int change source-compatible. The IDE's auto-replace only partly works, because the deprecated `ContributesBinding.priority` parameter only works as documentation. Devs can auto-replace the enum entry with the corresponding integer, but if they're using a named argument, it will wind up with something like `priority = RANK_NORMAL`.
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This makes the broader
enum->Intchange source-compatible.The IDE's auto-replace only partly works, because the deprecated
ContributesBinding.priorityparameter only works as documentation. Devs can auto-replace the enum entry with the corresponding integer, but if they're using a named argument, it will wind up with something likepriority = RANK_NORMAL.