[question] Enforce internal/parent import order with alias

Hello!
I can't find a way to enforce import order to internal / parent using aliases. Maybe it is just not possible.

Example:

```
--- src
|--- folderA
|--- fileA1.ts
|--- fileA2.ts
|--- folderB
|--- folderC
|--- fileC1.ts
|--- fileB1.ts
|--- fileB2.ts
```

Set an alias in my `tsconfig.json`

```json
{
"compilerOptions": {
...
"baseUrl": "./",
"paths": {
"@src/*": ["src/*"],
}
}
}
```

In `fileC1.ts`

```ts
import { foo } from '@src/folderA/fileA1'
import { bar } from '@src/folderB/fileB1'
```

I would really love to be able to enforce the import from `B` (parent) to happen after import `A` (internal) but I'm not sure it is possible since I believe that `alias` would "hide" it.

Thanks in advance!

Start by reviewing the import-order rule and how it interprets the tsconfig.json paths alias. Reproduce the example imports in fileC1.ts and determine whether the alias can distinguish internal from parent imports. Done should be a documented supported behavior or a clearly scoped change with a regression test.

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