docs(similarity): correct the fallback key comment - #36
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The comment said "path + size" but the seed is binary_path + function_count. Noted while reviewing #24, which describes the same code correctly. Also record the collision case the fallback accepts, so the weakness is visible at the site rather than only in the issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Comment-only fix spotted while reviewing #24.
_instance_key's fallback comment said "path + size", but the seed isbinary_path+function_count. #24 describes the code correctly; the commentwas the stale one.
Also records the collision the fallback accepts (two different binaries at the
same path with equal function counts), so the weakness is visible where the code
lives rather than only in the issue. The underlying design question stays in #24.
No behaviour change.
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