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docs: sort Prerequisites lists numerically ascending (#100)
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Reorder the `## Prerequisites` bullets in 9 modules so prior modules
are listed lowest number first instead of by pedagogical importance or
at random. A trailing "Helpful but not required" group stays last and
is sorted within itself; multi-module bullets sort by their lowest
number. Intro/closing paragraphs are left in place. Prose is unchanged;
only bullet order moves.

Modules touched: 7, 9, 14, 15, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27. The other 18 modules
were already ascending (or have one/zero prereqs) and are untouched.
Module 19's "Helpful but not required: Module 16" correctly trails its
ascending 8/14/18 main list, so it stays as is.

Closes #100

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CamgR4HaVpfaqUViuHUcWw
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## Prerequisites
- **Module 2, Version Control as a Safety Net.** `git restore` and a clean commit are part of the
blast-radius story when something an agent did needs undoing.
- **Module 15, Security Scanning for AI-Generated Code.** Module 15 scans the code the AI *writes*.
This module secures the AI *as an actor*. Same instinct (automated gates against AI-shaped
failure), different target. The hallucinated-package supply-chain risk from Module 15 has a direct
cousin here.
- **Module 20, MCP Servers.** You've connected the AI to real tools and data over MCP. That
connection is exactly the attack surface this module defends.
- **Module 21, Skills.** You've installed and authored skills (and seen that a skill is just
instructions plus, often, scripts the AI runs). A third-party skill is someone else's code and
someone else's instructions.
- **Module 15, Security Scanning for AI-Generated Code.** Module 15 scans the code the AI *writes*.
This module secures the AI *as an actor*. Same instinct (automated gates against AI-shaped
failure), different target. The hallucinated-package supply-chain risk from Module 15 has a direct
cousin here.
- **Module 2, Version Control as a Safety Net.** `git restore` and a clean commit are part of the
blast-radius story when something an agent did needs undoing.
- Helpful but not required: **Module 16** (containers, for sandboxing untrusted servers),
**Module 17** (secrets, for scoping the tokens you hand a server), and **Module 5** (committed
config; your MCP/skill setup is itself a reviewable, versioned artifact).
- Helpful but not required: **Module 5** (committed config; your MCP/skill setup is itself a
reviewable, versioned artifact), **Module 16** (containers, for sandboxing untrusted servers), and
**Module 17** (secrets, for scoping the tokens you hand a server).
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