Switch the order of 'require' and 'alias' (#199)

Switch the order of 'require' and 'alias' By switching the order of `require` and `alias` it forces you to write the full module when requiring. This makes it more explicit which module is required.

Author: TBK145

README.md

@@ -827,8 +827,8 @@ generally preferred practice.
  1. `@behaviour`
  1. `use`
  1. `import`
- 1. `alias`
  1. `require`
+ 1. `alias`
  1. `@module_attribute`
  1. `defstruct`
  1. `@type`
@@ -854,11 +854,11 @@ generally preferred practice.
  import Something
  import SomethingElse
 
+ require Integer
+
  alias My.Long.Module.Name
  alias My.Other.Module.Example
 
- require Integer
-
  @module_attribute :foo
  @other_attribute 100