Analysis->Export Header File can order typedefs after their first use with inheritance.

Version and Platform (required):

• Binary Ninja Version: [e.g. 3.2.4000-dev] (if version is stable, please also test the latest development build via the "Update Channel" option)
• OS: Windows 10
• OS Version: 3.5.4275-dev Personal (63933426)
• CPU Architecture: x64

Bug Description:
If you have a struct that inherits a member whose type is a typedef, the typedef may be declared after the struct definition and therefore cannot be imported again.

Steps To Reproduce:
Please provide all steps required to reproduce the behavior:

1. Load any binary
2. Use the following code to define types

   typedef int zzzz;
   
   struct base
   {
       zzzz field;
   };
   
   struct __base(base, 0) concrete
   {
       __inherited zzzz `base::field`;
   };
   

3. Go to Analysis -> Export Header File... and save the file somewhere.
4. Try to import the file via Analysis -> Import Header File... or check the file output in the editor of your choice.

Import fails with error: <some folder>/Test.h:994:14 unknown type name 'zzzz'

And if I check the generated header file typedef int32_t zzzz; is on line 1416 while the first use is within the definition of class concrete on line 992.

Expected Behavior:
Successful import in step 6.

Screenshots:
The first use of zzzz within the header file:

The typedef within the header file:

Error when importing:

Additional Information:
I only noticed it happening for typedefs, I have not explicitly checked if it's can happen for non-typedefs.

Reproduce the issue from Analysis → Export Header File... using the typedef, inherited member, and concrete struct shown in the report, then inspect the generated header before importing it via Analysis → Import Header File.... Done means the exported header places typedef int32_t zzzz before its first use and imports successfully without the unknown type name error.