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Set(%PriorityAsString,
Default => { Low => 0, Medium => 50, High => 100 },
General => [ Medium => 50, Low => 0, High => 80, 'On Fire' => 100],
General => [ Medium, 50, Low, 0, High, 80, 'On Fire', 100],
Support => 0,
);

The key is queue name or "Default", which is the fallback for unspecified
queues. Values can be an ArrayRef, HashRef, or C<0>.
queues. Values can be an HashRef, ArrayRef, or C<0>.

=over

=item ArrayRef

This is the ordered String => Number map list. Priority options will be
rendered in the order they are listed in the list.

=item HashRef

This is the unordered String => Number map list. Priority options will be
rendered in numerical ascending order.

=item ArrayRef

This is the ordered String => Number map list. Priority options will be
rendered in the order they are listed in the list.

=item C<0>

Priority is rendered as a number.
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