docs: reconcile the #426 prune ceiling to the measured ~91% (was inconsistently ~93%/~91%)

[ChronicallyJD]

Reconcile the #426 prune ceiling: it's the measured ~91%, not ~93%

The merged ISSUE_426_SUBSTRING_FILTER.md cited both a ~93% prune plateau (disposition, line 10) and a ~91% prune ceiling (line 101) — internally inconsistent, since a plateau can't exceed the ceiling.

Verified rather than guessed. Re-measured the %google% zero-match 1024-row-block fraction on the ClickBench hits data via duckdb:

sample	zero-match block fraction
full 11.1M (the columnar table's size)	91.01% (10,851 blocks)
first 1M (the doc's stated probe)	93.45% (977 blocks)
%google% row match rate	0.0156%

Both are correct for their scale — but the 1M figure is a prefix, and the matches cluster, so it over-counts skippable vectors. The full sample is the truer ~91%. (Same prefix-unrepresentativeness that broke the first-K decode probe on #595 — a nice consistency between the two.)

The fix uses ~91% in both places and notes why the 1M probe over-read. One-line doc change; no code.

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https://claude.ai/code/session_017N82wDmsawqSWoWkmxtHmW

[jdatcmd]

Approve — the reconciliation is right and I verified it independently. One figure in the PR body is wrong, but it is not in the merged doc, so it does not block.

Verified, not trusted

Re-measured on the same data the columnar table is loaded from (/srv/clickbench/hits.every9.tsv, 11,102,424 rows) with duckdb, %google% at 1024-row blocks:

sample	total blocks	zero-match blocks	zero-match %
full 11.1M	10,843	9,865	90.98%
first 1M (the original probe)	977	913	93.45%

• The full-sample ~91% in the doc is correct (90.98%; the 0.03 gap from your 91.01% is duckdb parallel scan-order nondeterminism, immaterial).
• The 1M prefix reproduces your 93.45% / 977 blocks exactly, and 93.45% > 90.98% confirms the mechanism: the prefix over-counts skippable vectors because the %google% matches cluster. Same prefix-unrepresentativeness as the #595 first-K probe — the parallel you drew holds.
• Match rate 1728 / 11,102,424 = 0.0156%, as stated.

So the change is right: reconciling the disposition to ~91% removes the impossible "plateau above the ceiling", and ~91% is the measured full-sample truth.

One correction, body-only

The verification table in the PR body reports the full sample as "91.01% (10,851 blocks)". That block count is impossible: there are only 10,843 blocks of 1024 rows in 11.1M, so a zero-match count of 10,851 exceeds the total. The true zero-match count is 9,865 (10,843 x 0.9098). The percentage is right; only the block count is a transcription slip.

It is worth fixing for the record, because it is the same class of impossibility this PR exists to remove: a plateau cannot exceed a ceiling, and a zero-match block count cannot exceed the total block count. The doc does not cite the count, so nothing merged is affected — approving on that basis.