BF: append user packages correctly to PYTHONPATH#6770
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When adding paths to the
PYTHONPATHenvironment variable, the order of if statements matters. This is becauseprefs.paths['userPackages']is a subdirectory ofprefs.paths['packages'], so adding the former will result in an incorrect check of using thenot inoperator.We need to add the parent path first to avoid this issue.