Clarify that Test 5 finds "planet" from "lanet" not because both use bigrams, but because fuzzy matching works despite different n-grams (bigrams vs trigrams) due to small edit distance.

Author: PavelShilin89

test/clt-tests/core/call-autocomplete-force-bigrams.rec

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ mysql -P9306 -h0 -e "call autocomplete('geroge', 't', 0 as force_bigrams)\G"
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 Test 5: 6-char word "planet" (boundary case), force_bigrams=0, expect: found
-Note: "lanet" (5 chars) uses bigrams automatically, so it can match "planet" (6 chars)
+Note: "lanet" uses bigrams, "planet" uses trigrams, but fuzzy matching still works (edit distance=1)
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 mysql -P9306 -h0 -e "call autocomplete('lanet', 't', 0 as force_bigrams)\G"
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