I have something like this:

import { Foo, type FooX } from "foo";

TypeScript's sort/organize imports as well as dprint's (so, deno fmt too) case insensitive sortings both order these with Foo first, then type FooX, as above.

However, simple-import-sort appears to flip them, putting type FooX before Foo, like:

import { type FooX, Foo } from "foo";

Even though if the type keyword were removed, it'd sort the other way.

This leads to a frustrating scenario in my editor where the formatter and eslint fix both run and flip it back and forth, leaving nobody happy.

The only clue I have about this is the mention of \u0000 in the readme, but I'm not sure how "Foo" would sort after "FooX\u0000".