dsh-plugin-hooks-ordering

In the Cordis framework, hook execution order often relies on the randomness of plugin loading, making critical logic like "authentication must run before logging" unreliable. Traditional prepend can only decide "whether to be at the front," and suffers from a "last-wins" race condition, while inject dependencies are too rigid to handle flexible cross-plugin relative ordering. dsh-plugin-hooks-ordering introduces a "coordinator" mechanism to provide stable deterministic ordering for both waterfall and serial hooks. It uses a topological sort algorithm, allowing developers to precisely control plugin execution order simply by declaring before and after names, completely freeing them from the shackles of load timing. Additionally, the plugin supports a visualizable constraint DAG log to facilitate debugging complex dependencies.