User defined keybindings should take precedence over installed tools

Intuitively installed DrRacket tools/extensions should take precedence over the builtin defaults, and settings that the user specifies should take precedence over that. This doesn't seem to be the case with keybindings.

To replicate:
A fresh install of Racket 8.11.1, install the drracket-paredit package, and use the menu to add the following user defined keybinding file.

#lang s-exp framework/keybinding-lang

(keybinding "m:right"
            (λ (editor event)
              (send editor forward-sexp)))

(keybinding "m:left"
            (λ (editor event)
              (send editor backward-sexp)))

Restart DrRacket, and attempting to M-right and M-left your way around fails to jump across sexpressions. Instead drracket-paredits binding (which it calls forward-atom and backward-atom) is used instead.

It looks like the order in which things are getting loaded should be swapped.

Reproduce the issue in DrRacket 8.11.1 with the drracket-paredit package and the shown user keybinding file using framework/keybinding-lang. Start by tracing how the user-defined and installed-tool bindings are loaded and ordered. Done means the user’s M-right and M-left bindings take precedence and jump across sexpressions.