Fix floating point error with ndot progress printing in Perplexity and show stats with < 100 tasks#7348
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Fix floating point error with ndot printing, allow end stats on lower task numbers if multiple-choice tasks.
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This simple 2 line PR is to allow --multiple-choice with a --binary-file that has less than 100 tasks.
I've made a JSON->bin encoder, but as I discovered here when testing the encoder, with fewer than 100 tasks you get a floating point error on a simple function that just prints progress dots.
I've also changed a line to allow printing the stats at the end (score % vs guess %) if you're using all multiple choice tasks (of any number), rather than just >= 100.