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@anand1976 This fixes the 11.8.fb compilation issue on 32 bit platforms, Please merge into 11.8, 11.9, 11.10, 11.11, and main branches.

See: #14977

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Summary

This PR is a comment-only change in utilities/fault_injection_fs.h. It replaces a 2-line comment explaining the mechanism of the padding[4] field with a 1-line comment stating the intent ("Keep Entry exactly 256 bytes on both 32 bit and 64 bit architectures"). No code, layout, or behavior is changed.

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L1. The new comment loses useful technical detail — fault_injection_fs.h:91

• Issue: The original comment explained why the padding exists (differing uint64_t alignment between i386 and other targets) and what problem it solves. The replacement only states the goal without the mechanism. A future maintainer might remove the padding thinking it's unnecessary on their 64-bit machine.
• Suggested fix: Consider a hybrid comment:

  // Explicit tail padding to keep Entry exactly 256 bytes on both 32-bit
  // (where alignof(uint64_t) == 4, so no implicit tail padding) and 64-bit.

Positive Observations

• The title says "Fix for 32 bit build issue" but the actual diff is only a comment rewording. The real fix (adding padding[4]) was already merged in Make InjectedErrorLog::Entry 256 bytes on 32-bit targets #15388. The static_assert(sizeof(Entry) == 256) at line 96 ensures correctness regardless of comment wording.

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