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   ## 🎯 Triage report
   
   The comparator in `sortByClusterSize` returns 1 or 0 but never a negative 
value, so it does not define a valid ordering. Host-to-cluster entries are 
therefore not reliably sorted by cluster size, and which cluster is split 
depends on the input order. The issue was raised from review of PR #14000.
   
   ### 📊 Assessment
   
   | Dimension | Value | Reasoning |
   | --- | --- | --- |
   | **Type** | type:bug | Comparator contract violated; ordering is undefined |
   | **Component** | n/a | Affected code is not clearly tied to one component 
label |
   | **Severity** | Severity:Minor | Affects host ordering without a reported 
crash or data loss |
   | **Labels** | type:bug, Severity:Minor |  |
   | **Coding agent** | Suitable | Small, self-contained fix: return a negative 
value when the first cluster is larger |
   
   ### 🔗 Similar issues
   
   - #14000 — PR where this comparator was reviewed (referenced in the issue, 
not checked by this triage)
   
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   <summary>💡 Notes and suggestions</summary>
   
   - The fix is likely a one-line comparator change; add a test that checks the 
order for clusters of different sizes.
   - A component label was not applied because the issue text does not name the 
affected area.
   
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