Normalizing .njsproj files #2352

I use a NodeJs project (.njsproj) in VS2022 for a React-based SPA. Committing code in this project is difficult because of seemingly insignificant changes in the .njsproj file:

1. Some .js files are marked <Compile>, others are <Content>. JSX files are similarly split.
2. CSS files (.css) are usually marked <Content>. But it's unclear why, as they're usually compiled by webpack too.
3. Some random <Compile> and <Content> entries have <SubType>Code</SubType> but others don't.
4. Some entries are sorted, other newly created entries are are placed randomly.

My project was created in an earlier version of VS (VS2015 I think) and upgraded over time, but even a new project created in VS2022 has the third issue. This is what a new NodeJs project looks like (with a .jsx and .css file created):

  <ItemGroup>
    <Content Include="app.js" />
    <Content Include="JavaScript1.jsx">
      <SubType>Code</SubType>
    </Content>
    <Content Include="package.json" />
    <Content Include="README.md" />
    <Content Include="StyleSheet1.css">
      <SubType>Code</SubType>
    </Content>
  </ItemGroup>

Could we have the tooling normalize these files when a project is opened?