Hi, don't know if you'll see this but the tests in SMHasher are designed to break hash functions by generating low-entropy key sets that try to trigger weak bit

Hi, don't know if you'll see this but the tests in SMHasher are designed to break hash functions by generating low-entropy key sets that try to trigger weak bit-mixing paths in the hash function. When a hash function has weak mixing they tend to fail catastrophically on one of those key sets, so you can think of SMHasher as more like "attempts to test the hash function to the point of failure" instead of a "target" as described in Goodhart's Law.