Make JS/TS Import fix insert import in linter specified order

Popular linting rules in the TypeScript community require imports to be in alphabetic order (see ordered-imports in tslint:recommended). This is generally useful for readability of imports.

In VS Code, when a developer references an external module that hasn't been imported, VS Code offers a useful fix, which adds the appropriate import:

This is extremely useful! Thanks you! 🎉

However, once automatically imported, the import is just added to the end of the import list, leading to a linter error (since it's not in alphabetic order)😕:

You can then auto-fix the import issue (VS Code is aware of the TSLint preferences):

Would it be possible to short-circuit these steps such that when a developer "fixes" a missing import, it automatically inserts it in the appropriate order based on linting rules? FWIW, this also applies to the JS community (eslint has import order rules as well).

The issue describes VS Code's automatic missing-import fix and its interaction with TypeScript and ESLint or TSLint import-order rules, but names no source files or tests. Start by locating the automatic import code path and existing import-order handling. Done means newly inserted imports follow the applicable configured order for JavaScript and TypeScript.