feat(useSorted): new function

[okxiaoliang4]

Description

Composable reactive sort array.

move from #1465

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[antfu]

Converting to draft, please toggle when you back working on it.

[okxiaoliang4]

I am back! Too busy with work recently :(

[CallerOfSouls]

I really think this is a neat composable, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how the compare function works to be able to do something like :
[{name:"John",age:36,status:"First"},{name:"John",age:35,status:"First"},{name:"John",age:35,status:"waiting"},{name:"John",age:35,status:"attending"}]

and then compare it so that I could sort it like useSorted(items,(a,b)=>{ if(a.name == b.name) if(a.age == b.age) if(a.status > b.status){ return position_in_array_to_be; } else if(a.name == b.name){ if(a.age > b.age){ return new_Position_value; }else{ if(a.status <= b.status){ return position_in_array_to_be--; } return new_Position_Value++ } } }). i am aware that this code does not work, I have tried several variations using a var order = ref(0)
and trying to keep up with an order by myself through addition and subtraction but there is no way to properly get that to work it seems. Any advice on how we could make this easier to use with multiple parameters would be awesome. Maybe I need to look into how to contribute myself..... but any help is appreciated again!