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Currently a given sample's size is uniformly drawn from 1 to the max size, inclusive on the bounds.
We should really prioritize smaller sizes earlier and larger sizes later.
This will get us a similar distribution over a passing run, but will favor finding smaller counterexamples (especially important since we aren't shrinking yet).
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Currently a given sample's size is uniformly drawn from 1 to the max size, inclusive on the bounds.
We should really prioritize smaller sizes earlier and larger sizes later.
This will get us a similar distribution over a passing run, but will favor finding smaller counterexamples (especially important since we aren't shrinking yet).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: