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The 'modification of a mod' idea applies to your Reborn mods- the authors can't be contacted, but are credited heavily, it is very clear that you are not the original author, and it is not part of a larger work (ie Frackin Universe taking old mods and putting them into itself)
Setting the priority to -1 should have worked for overwriting the files, not sure if or why it doesn't work in this case. There doesn't need to be a blank file.
I might not really be the best person to ask about credit stuff since I very often do things alone, but I always try to contact the person whose code/images/assets/whatever I want to include in my mods and ask them what name they want to be credited under, and I list the credits in either the mod's description on Steam or in a Github page and have a link to it in the Steam description. If I can't contact them, I don't include their stuff. Of course, this only applies to actually putting things inside the mod, not having functionality if both mods are installed.
What do you mean by adding a blank file? The game can only have one copy of a file loaded. So if Mod A adds file.config, and Mod B also adds file.config, only one will exist- they will not be combined. If Mod B wants to access file.config, it can do so without having its own copy, as long as Mod A provides a copy and is installed. Therefore, it would be better to not even have the file in this mod, because a different mod can provide the file.