unordered_map,unordered_set: Simplify excess list size computation #415
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In #414, the excess list size computation has been fixed for very low capacities. However, the use of
std::maxis not needed anymore due to the fix. Remove this expression to simplify the computation of the size.While at it, also make the estimate for the expected collisions slightly more conservative by always rounding up the computed value.