[TomasVotruba]

blink's OrderedImports built its alphabetical sort key from the imported path only, breaking at as. PHP-CS-Fixer's OrderedImportsFixer includes the as <alias> suffix in the key (its namespace string, with \ mapped to a separator).

So for two imports of the same class, one aliased:

use Mautic\LeadBundle\Entity\Lead as TheLead;
use Mautic\LeadBundle\Entity\Lead;

both reduced to the same key in blink, a stable sort kept their order, and blink skipped a reorder that PHP applies. PHP sorts the plain import before the aliased one (its key is a prefix of the aliased key).

Fix: the sort key now includes the as <alias> suffix. Backslashes and whitespace both map to \x00 as the shared separator, so \ and the space before as sort before any identifier character, matching PHP's space-separator comparison. For imports without an alias the key is byte-identical to before, so only aliased imports change.

Covered by TestOrderedImportsAliasInSortKey.