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This is a follow-up to #96719, which added a backend StacktraceOrder enum, doing the same in the front end. It also clarifies the labels for the Newest (now Newest first) and Oldest (now Oldest first) options in user preferences.

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This is a follow-up to #96719, which added a backend `StacktraceOrder` enum, doing the same in the front end. It also clarifies the labels for the `Newest` (now `Newest first`) and `Oldest` (now `Oldest first`) options in user preferences.
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