Augment repository files with default priority when missing #4454
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When downloading repository files via the repository provider, automatically add priority=50 to repository sections that don't have a priority field. This helps with package resolution conflicts by ensuring downloaded repositories have appropriate priority settings. - Add DEFAULT_REPOSITORY_PRIORITY constant (value: 50) - Implement Repository._augment_priority() to add priority to sections - Call _augment_priority() in Repository.from_url() - Add comprehensive unit tests for priority augmentation - Preserve existing priority values when already present
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When downloading repository files via the repository provider, automatically add priority=50 to repository sections that don't have a priority field. This helps with package resolution conflicts by ensuring downloaded repositories have appropriate priority settings.