Sort group leaders and members alphabetically by displayed name - #7832
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The group profile page listed leaders and members in whatever order the database returned, which also made member pagination unstable across pages. Order both lists case-insensitively by the name the page actually renders: the profile's display name when set, falling back to the username, mirroring Profile.display_name. Fixes mozilla#7270
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The group profile page listed leaders and members in whatever order the database returned, which also made member pagination unstable across pages. Order both lists case-insensitively by the name the page actually renders: the profile's display name when set, falling back to the username, mirroring Profile.display_name.
Fixes #7270