Check for maps before vectors for further performance enhancement

Since maps are far more likely to across multiple lines than vectors
(and when they are they tend to be much larger, e.g. EDN files!), we can
further optimise indentation by checking if the line is inside a map
*before* checking it is inside a vector.

(This happens because of the performance improvement made with the
addition of the optimised `CheckPair` function.)

Author: axvr

indent/clojure.vim

@@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ setlocal softtabstop=2 shiftwidth=2 expandtab
 setlocal indentkeys=!,o,O
 
 " TODO: ignore 'lisp' and 'lispwords' options (actually, turn them off?)
-
 " TODO: Optional Vim9script implementations of hotspot/bottleneck functions?
 " FIXME: fallback case when syntax highlighting is disabled.
 
@@ -75,8 +74,8 @@ function! s:GetClojureIndent()
 	let s:best_match = ['top', [0, 0]]
 
 	call s:CheckPair('lst',  '(',  ')', function('<SID>IgnoredRegion'))
-	call s:CheckPair('vec', '\[', '\]', function('<SID>IgnoredRegion'))
 	call s:CheckPair('map',  '{',  '}', function('<SID>IgnoredRegion'))
+	call s:CheckPair('vec', '\[', '\]', function('<SID>IgnoredRegion'))
 
 	let synname = s:GetSynIdName(lnum, col('.'))
 	if synname =~? 'string'