Ensure low-pri fixes go in the right async lightbulb bucket. #57171
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Fixes #57157
This is targetting 17.0 to address the async lightbulb regression there. The core issue here is that prior to 'async lightbulbs' 'add using' already had two priority classes. Normal 'exact match' fixes that would show up at the top of the lightbulb, and 'normal pri' 'fuzzy matching' fixes that would show up at the bottom.
When we switched to async lightbulbs this broke as we'd compute all add-using fixes and put them before everything else. The fix here is to not immediately add all lightbulb sets to the bucket we're in. If they're low pri items, we wait until later to add them.
High pri add using fixes
Normal pri other fixes
Normal pri add using fixes