Feature #3727

Strongest examples

On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.

1. python 5.87
   sum_two⏎⏎assert sum_two(8, 12) == 2
2. python 5.49
   product, add_one⏎⏎print(add_one(12))⏎print(
3. python 5.42
   a minus b. For example, `subtract(9, 12)` returns `-
4. python 5.37
   numbers. For example, `max_of(7, 12)` returns `1
5. worksheet 5.34
   py` with `average_list(nums)`.<|assistant_end|><|bos|>114 + 30
6. python 5.31
   a and b. For example, `mean(1, 12)` returns `6
7. python 5.25
   a * b⏎```⏎⏎>>> product(2, 11)⏎22
8. python 5.21
   ⏎print(even(4))⏎print(times(12, 8))
9. python 5.21
   b. For example, `lower_of(6, 10)` returns `6
10. python 5.2
    py⏎from lib import subtract, biggest⏎⏎assert subtract(12, 10
11. python 5.19
    b. For example, `lower_of(3, 11)` returns `3
12. python 5.17
    returns the bigger of two numbers. For example, `larger(12, 7)`