feat(os): explicit orderPriority on microinit OS services - #24
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Make hub boot order readable with documented priority bands; dependsOn stays the hard DAG. Aligns with microinit orderPriority sorting. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
orderPriorityon all 15 OS microinit drop-ins (bands 10–400)services/os/README.mdos/README.mdat that ordering docDepends on microinit supporting
orderPriority(dcc-bigfred/microinit#11). Older microinit ignores unknown JSON fields; new microinit uses these values for ready-set ordering.Test plan
os/overlays/etc/microinit.d/services/os/fororderPriorityMade with Cursor