Similarity score is capped at 0.65 for binaries with no flow graph edges

Start in bindiff/differ.cc at the CallGraph overload of GetSimilarityScore(), especially the flow-graph edge match calculation cited in the issue. Reproduce the self-diff with no_jumps.BinExport, then verify that binaries with zero edges on both sides score approximately 1.0 while a one-sided zero-edge case retains the current behavior.

Describe the bug
The CallGraph overload of GetSimilarityScore() in bindiff/differ.cc weights the CFG edge match ratio at 0.35 of the total program similarity score. When a binary has no flow graph edges, that term is 0.35 * 0 = 0, so the score can never exceed 0.65 even when the binary is diffed against itself.

Relevant code from commit 4b643a1:

similarity +=
    0.35 * counts[Counts::kFlowGraphEdgeMatchesNonLibrary] /
    (std::max(1.0,
              0.5 * (counts[Counts::kFlowGraphEdgesPrimaryNonLibrary] +
                     counts[Counts::kFlowGraphEdgesSecondaryNonLibrary])));

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Assemble the attached no_jumps.asm with NASM (or use the attached no_jumps binary). It contains a single function with one basic block, so the binary has no flow graph edges. With no calls, the call graph MD index is also trivially equal on both sides, which isolates the edge term.
2. Export it with BinExport from IDA Pro, or use the attached no_jumps.BinExport.
3. Diff the export against itself: bindiff no_jumps.BinExport no_jumps.BinExport
4. Observe similarity of 64.565% (0.65 × 0.9933 confidence) despite 1/1 functions matched and both sides being identical.

Expected behavior
A self-diff should report similarity ≈ 1.0.

Screenshots

Environment:

• OS and version: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
• Locale: en-US
• Disassembler and version: IDA Pro 9.3
• BinDiff: built from 4b643a1

Additional context
Attached: no_jumps.asm, no_jumps (the compiled binary), and no_jumps.BinExport.

no_jumps.zip

Suggested fix: when both kFlowGraphEdgesPrimaryNonLibrary and kFlowGraphEdgesSecondaryNonLibrary are 0, treat the edge term as a full match (contribute 0.35), since there is nothing to disagree about. When only one side has 0 edges, keep the current behavior of contributing 0, since the two binaries differ in control flow. Happy to send a PR if that approach is acceptable.