Fix similarity score for binaries without flow graph edges - #91
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When neither binary has any flow graph edges, the edge term of the program similarity score evaluated to 0, capping the score at 0.65 even for a self-diff. Instead, treat this as full match, since there is no disagreement. Fixes google#90
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When neither binary has any flow graph edges, the edge term of the program similarity score evaluated to 0, capping the score at 0.65 even for a self-diff. Instead, treat this as full match, since there is no disagreement.
Fixes #90
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no_jumpssample from the issue: self-diff similarity goes from 64.565% to 99.3307% (1.0 × confidence). Diffs of binaries that have edges are unaffected.