Fix #4426: preserve JDK_HOME priority when sorting JDKs#4427
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JDK_HOME is assigned the highest source priority in sortJdksBySource(), but the rank check treated rank 0 as if no rank had been assigned. That allowed later source ranking to overwrite the JDK_HOME entry and sort it after lower-priority detected JDKs.
This changes the check to look for an assigned numeric rank and adds a regression test for the ordering.
Fixes #4426