Possible issue with <random> about program-y HOT 2 CLOSED

I think it might be connected with wrong range for some internal python randomizer, such as 0-3 range when it should be 0-2 only, and that wrong value overlapping last answer index, since it's always the last answer that is doubled.

This is only a wild guess though, maybe everything is OK, just RNG is pretty bad - that could be improved as well though if that's the case, since the difference is too big to claim it pseudo-random.

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I ran the same test with different amounts of possible answers in <random> and got the same results, with the last one being twice as likely as the others.

2 options out of 1000 tries:

317     answer: "Answer 1"
683     answer: "Answer 2"

5 options out of 2000 tries:

340     answer: "Answer 1"
324     answer: "Answer 2"
302     answer: "Answer 3"
356     answer: "Answer 4"
678     answer: "Answer 5"

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