Please add an option to preserve line order when using SHIFT + TAB to un-indent a line

Currently, in any kind of list, un-indenting a child of a bullet point moves that bullet point below all other children as seen in the first 2 attachments (white backgrounds).

I understand this might make sense when thinking of lists with an object-children or hierarchical structure, but coming from many other note-taking apps such as LogSeq, Obsidian, and Notion, the default is to preserve line order when unindenting, or if it is not the default behaviour, there is at least an option to switch between these functionalities like in LogSeq. The behaviour I am proposing would cause line "two" to unindent directly below the line "one" like in the other attachment (with the dark background, with "three" then becoming a child of the unindented "two" line.

I know this probably won't be very high on the priority list, but I find this expected behaviour critical to the way I use lists when taking notes, and there are currently no quick keyboard shortcuts to work around the current behaviour to get the un-indenting I want. Even using the OPTION + ↑ shortcut to move the unindented "two" line upwards into the space I want it to go actually re-indents it, so that it moves back to the original space and indentation it was at the start. Hitting ENTER from the "one" line makes a new bullet point BELOW all the children of the "one" bullet point, and hitting enter from the "three" line makes a new space above it (as a child of the "one" line) at the SAME indentation level as the children of "one" which is not my goal. I would much appreciate it if I could indent/unindent lines individually/manually without the line being shifted.