Multiple directives not working in the sequence as defined in the graphql query

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**Describe the bug**

Multiple directives has been defined in apollo v4
`const directivesObj = {
isAuthenticated: authDirectiveTransformer,
hasRole: hasRoleDirectiveTransformer,
rateLimit: rateLimitDirectiveTransformer,
};`

`const applyDirective = schema => {
for (const directive in directivesObj) {
schema = directivesObj[directive](schema, directive);
}
return schema;
};`

`let schema = makeExecutableSchema({
typeDefs,
resolvers,
});`
`
schema = applyDirective(schema);
`

the directives are working in the sequence as mentioned in the `directivesObj` from bottom to top, not as they are defined in the graphql query. I have checked the apolloV4 documentation, but there is only a single directive example.

Need to know how the apolloV4 handles multiple directives to apply to single query.

**Expected behavior**

It should be worked dynamically applied to the graphql query not as defined in the schema object.

**Environment:**

- `@graphql-tools/...`:
- "@graphql-tools/load-files": "6.6.1",
"@graphql-tools/merge": "8.4.2",
"@graphql-tools/schema": "10.0.0",
"@graphql-tools/utils": "10.0.0",
- NodeJS: version 20.2.0

Start with the provided directivesObj and applyDirective example, using the listed @graphql-tools package versions and Node.js 20.2. Reproduce the ordering with a minimal schema and query; no repository file, failing test, or reproduction is supplied. Done means confirming the expected directive order and documenting or fixing the behavior with a failing test.

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