I am worried about the false negatives/positive rate however. Hope it improves.
Compliance suite numbers are biased towards edge cases and not the common path because that's where a lot of the tests need to be added.
My advise is to see how each type checker runs against your own codebase and if the output/performance is something you are happy with.
I would say that's true in terms of prioritization (there's a lot to do!), but not in terms of the final user experience that we are aiming for. We're not planning on punting on anything in the conformance suite, for instance.