Michal Koutný e602f15282 core: Extract job ordering logic
The job ordering logic is spread at multiple places of the code, making
it hard to maintain and also a bit to understand. The actual execution
order of two jobs always depends on their types and the ordering
contraint between their units. Extract this logic to a new function
job_compare. The second change is simplification of the order
evaluation, JOB_STOP takes always precedence (as documented), unless two
units are both stopping, then the ordering constraint is taken into
account.
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