tools: format/order particular type of files automatically

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nx is properly re-ordering/formatting tsconfig.json.base#paths, nx.json, workspace.json after any kind of generator is invoked that creates/updates/removes a package to maintain consistency and to reduce merge conflicts.

We should extend this behaviour and introduce similar automation to our particular needs.

Candidates (we will update this list as needed):

• any package.json (scripts,dependencies) should be sorted to follow npm/yarn ordering when modified manually or by generator
• ADD ANOTHER ONE

How should this work:

• ideally during pre or push commit hook in the background
• CI should fail on any kind of violations to not get out of sync if some power user will use --no-verify while running git commands

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nit: This dependency should go on line 28 to maintain alphabetical order.

Originally posted by @khmakoto in #19517 (comment)

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