How to enforce rule order in postfix::transport

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Affected Puppet, Ruby, OS and module versions/distributions

Puppet: 7.34.0 (puppetserver)
Ruby: 2.7.8
Distribution: Ubuntu 22.04
Module version: 5.1.0

How to reproduce (e.g Puppet code you use)

Setup with the following code

$autoreply_mailboxes = [
  'noreply@example.com'
]
$send_domains = [
  'gmail.com',
  'outlook.com'
]
postfix::transport {
  default:
    ensure => present;
  $autoreply_mailboxes:
    destination => 'autoreply';
  $send_domains:;
  '*':
    destination => 'error',
    nexthop     => 'Delivery not allowed';
}

After the setup add an extra entry in $autoreply_mailboxes and/or $send_domains

$autoreply_mailboxes = [
  'noreply@example.com'
  'more_noreply@example.com'
]

What are you seeing

After the initial setup the /etc/postfix/transport file look this

noreply@example.com autoreply:
gmail.com :
outlook.com :
* error:Delivery not allowed

Which routes and allows specific mail, and blocks everything else.

After adding 'more_noreply@example.com' to the $autoreply_mailboxes the /etc/postfix/transport file look this

noreply@example.com autoreply:
gmail.com :
outlook.com :
* error:Delivery not allowed
more_noreply@example.com autoreply:

This does not enable autoreply for more_noreply@example.com because of the deny rule * error:Delivery not allowed.

What behaviour did you expect instead

I expected the order to be preserved.

Any additional information you'd like to impart

If the order is not preserved, I would like an option to specify the order. As transports is order sensitive.