Make example in limit.adoc deterministic
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This makes the example always return the same result by enforcing an ordering, so that we don't need to skip testing its result (this PR updates #405). The sense of the example is unaffected.
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This makes the example always return the same result by enforcing an ordering, so that we don't need to skip testing its result (this PR updates neo4j#405). The sense of the example is unaffected.
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This makes the example always return the same result by enforcing an ordering, so that we don't need to skip testing its result (this PR updates #405). The sense of the example is unaffected.