I am a bit afraid of this change - could you tell more about why the execution order of hooks had to be changed to fix the issue, please?

I need runBefore to run after onBefore2() in UpdateOperation which triggers the execution of $beforeUpdate(). I tried it and it didn't break any tests. I looked at afterExecute(), and it has the same sequence.

In the end, this is just a proof of concept more than anything for now. I do think that the behavior it produces is more according to what I would expect though.

function afterExecute(builder, result) {
  let promise = Promise.resolve(result);

  promise = chainOperationHooks(promise, builder, 'onAfter1');
  promise = chainOperationHooks(promise, builder, 'onAfter2');

  promise = chainHooks(promise, builder, builder.context().runAfter);
  promise = chainHooks(promise, builder, builder.internalContext().runAfter);

  promise = chainOperationHooks(promise, builder, 'onAfter3');

  return promise;
}