fix: list the same stripped strings that text_duplicates counts - #794
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duplicate_fraction is computed from hashes of stripped strings, so strings that differ only in surrounding whitespace count as duplicates. duplicates_dict was built from the raw strings, so a single call could report a non-zero duplicate fraction together with an empty duplicates_dict. Co-authored-by: Tony Coder <407243179@qq.com>
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Summary
duplicate_fractionhashes stripped strings, so"hello sun"and"hello sun "count as duplicates.duplicates_dictusedCounter(data)on the raw strings, so those pairs produced a non-zero fraction and an empty list.Count over the same stripped strings. Distinct from #499 (module_type only).
Test plan
{}vs{'hello sun': 2}) and passes afterpython -m pytest tests/test_metric_common.py -k text_duplicates→ 2 passed, 1 skipped