Module prereqs: sort Prerequisites lists numerically ascending (#102)
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## Prerequisites
- **Module 6: Branches.** You can create a branch, switch to it, merge it back, and resolve a
conflict. A worktree is the physical counterpart to the logical isolation a branch already gives
you, so this module makes no sense without it.
- **Module 4: Getting the AI out of the browser.** The agents in this module edit real files in a
folder. You'll point an editor-integrated AI session at each worktree directory.
- **Module 1: the `tasks-app`.** The running example continues here.
- **Module 2: Version control.** The `tasks-app` is already a Git repo with commits, and you read
a project's state from `git status` / `git diff` / `git log`. Each worktree has its own answer to
those, which is the whole point.
- **Module 1: the `tasks-app`.** The running example continues here.
- **Module 4: Getting the AI out of the browser.** The agents in this module edit real files in a
folder. You'll point an editor-integrated AI session at each worktree directory.
- **Module 6: Branches.** You can create a branch, switch to it, merge it back, and resolve a
conflict. A worktree is the physical counterpart to the logical isolation a branch already gives
you, so this module makes no sense without it.
If you parachuted in: you minimally need a Git repo with at least one commit and a working
understanding of branches.