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[style-guide] note that openthread/config.h must appear first (#2066)

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Jonathan Hui
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- Preprocessor `#include` directives shall use brace (“<”) and (“>”) style for all public headers, including C and C++ standard library, or other first- and third-party public library headers. - Preprocessor `#include` directives shall use brace (“<”) and (“>”) style for all public headers, including C and C++ standard library, or other first- and third-party public library headers.
- Preprocessor `#include` directives should use double quote (‘“‘) and (‘“‘) style for all private or relative headers. - Preprocessor `#include` directives should use double quote (‘“‘) and (‘“‘) style for all private or relative headers.
- Preprocessor `#include` directives should be grouped, ordered, or sorted as follows: - Preprocessor `#include` directives should be grouped, ordered, or sorted as follows:
- This compilation unit's corresponding header, if any. - The `<openthread/config.h>` public header
- This compilation unit's corresponding header, if any
- C++ Standard Library headers - C++ Standard Library headers
- C Standard Library headers - C Standard Library headers
- Third-party library headers - Third-party library headers
- First-party library headers - First-party library headers
- The `"openthread-core-config.h"` private header
- Private or local headers - Private or local headers
- Alphanumeric order within each subgroup - Alphanumeric order within each subgroup
- The preprocessor shall not be used to redefine reserved language keywords. - The preprocessor shall not be used to redefine reserved language keywords.