Where in the rules/RRG/forum post is the ruling on the order of triggers that occur after something moves?

For example, a unit moving with Agile and Relentless (tauntauns), enters range 2 of a unit with a Standby token and also enters range of an enemy mine. I believe I saw a post that claimed the order to execute the triggers for this situation is:

1) Mine

2) Standby

3) Agile (gain dodge token)

4) Relentless

I can't find where the official ruling on this. Slightly off topic, I'm very surprised they didn't just use the common ruling games use for triggers, that whoever is taking the main action can order the triggers as they like. It covers all future situations (no more rules needed to order triggers) and is also easy to remember.

Here are some important rules:

"A standby token may be spent before any effects that trigger after an attack, attack action, move, or move action."

"After a unit attacks, moves, or performs an action a charge token can be detonated before any other abilities or effects that occur after a unit performs an action; with the exception of spending a standby token which can be spent by a unit before the token detonates. "

So the order will be:

1. Standby

2. Detonate mine

And as I understand the order of 3 and 4 (Agile and Relentless) are chosen by the player. I'm not so sure about when do you gain the dodge from Agile because it doesn't say "after" like the others effects, but I think that that would be the timing.

You can't find the ruling, but you're surprised at how they ruled?