fix(similar-issues): Deduplicate groups with multiple hashes in similar issues response#108513
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fix(similar-issues): Deduplicate groups with multiple hashes in similar issues response#108513
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…ar issues response When multiple hashes map to the same group, the dict in get_formatted_results would keep the position from the first (best) entry but overwrite the score with the last (worst) entry, causing the top result to display a lower similarity than results below it.
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When multiple hashes map to the same group, the dict in get_formatted_results would keep the position from the first (best) entry but overwrite the score with the last (worst) entry, causing the top result to display a lower similarity than results below it.