hello everyone :) recently I was thinking about the idea of adding a working solution to question to help better understand the question statement, obviously I'm not talking about just witing the solution in the problem statement, what I'm talking about is like a simple executable that will output the right output if givven the right input regarding the problem now here is my question, I would assume I'm not the first person to come up with such idea, so what I ask is, what is the flaw with it? the reason something like this hasn't been implemented?
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People can disassemble the executable and submit inline asm as the solution, even without source code
Even you just add something like custom test, having the right solution for a non-trivial input can greatly weaken a problem
If its a hard problem with a pattern, instead of solving the problem, people would spam inputs to figure out the pattern. And also this would basically ruin all "troll" problems.