React version: `18.3.0-canary-9377e1010-20230712`

## Steps To Reproduce

1. Add  `<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />` inside of `<head>`
2. Call `ReactDOM.preload('/img.png', { as: 'image' })` 

## The current behavior

The `<link>` generated from the preload is before the `<meta>` for the viewport.

## The expected behavior

The `<link>` should come after the `<meta>` for the viewport.

## Related

- https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/53574

cc @gnoff 
' For example: <title>hello {nameOfUser}</title>. While not immediately apparent, `children` in this case is an Array with length 2. If your `children` prop' +
            ' is using this form try rewriting it using a template string: <title>{`hello ${nameOfUser}`}</title>.',
          children.length,
        );
      } else if (typeof child === 'function' || typeof child === 'symbol') {
        const childType =
          typeof child === 'function' ? 'a Function' : 'a Sybmol';
        console.error(
          'React expect children of <title> tags to be a string, number, or object with a novel `toString` method but found %s instead.' +
            ' Browsers treat all child Nodes of <title> tags as Text content and React expects to be able to convert children of <title>' +
            ' tags to a single string value.',
          childType,
        );
      } else if (child && child.toString === {}.toString) {
        if (child.$$typeof != null) {
          console.error(
            'React expects the `children` prop of <title> tags to be a string, number, or object with a novel `toString` method but found an object that appears to be' +
              ' a React element which never implements a suitable `toString` method. Browsers treat all child Nodes of <title> tags as Text content and React expects to' +
              ' be able to convert children of <title> tags to a single string value which is why rendering React elements is not supported. If the `children` of <title> is' +
              ' a React Component try moving the <title> tag into that component. If the `children` of <title> is some HTML markup change it to be Text only to be valid HTML.',
          );
        } else {
          console.error(
            'React expects the `children` prop of <title> tags to be a string, number, or object with a novel `toString` method but found an object that does not implement' +
              ' a suitable `toString` method. Browsers treat all child Nodes of <title> tags as Text content and React expects to be able to convert children of <title> tags' +
              ' to a single string value. Using the default `toString` method available on every object is almost certainly an error. Consider whether the `children` of this <title>' +
              ' is an object in error and change it to a string or number value if so. Otherwise implement a `toString` method that React can use to produce a valid <title>.',
          );
        }
      }