prog: fix dynamic prio calculation

Dynamic prio is meant to prioritize calls that
are already used together in existing programs.
The calculation used call index in the program
instead of call ID, which does not make any
sense and is a plain bug. It prioritized calls
starting from 'a' (as syscalls are sorted).

Use call ID for dynamic prio calculation.

Static prios for add_key:

1.0000	keyctl$search
1.0000	request_key
1.0000	add_key
0.5411	keyctl$assume_authority
0.5411	keyctl$setperm
0.5411	keyctl$set_timeout
0.5411	keyctl$unlink
0.5411	keyctl$revoke
0.5411	keyctl$reject
0.5411	keyctl$read
0.5411	keyctl$negate
0.5411	keyctl$link
0.5411	keyctl$join
0.5411	keyctl$invalidate
0.5411	keyctl$instantiate_iov
0.5411	keyctl$instantiate
0.5411	keyctl$get_security
0.5411	keyctl$get_persistent
0.5411	keyctl$update

Dynamic prios before fix:

0.1000	accept
0.1000	accept$alg
0.1000	accept$ax25
0.1000	accept$inet
0.1000	accept$inet6
0.1000	accept$inet_sctp
0.1000	accept$ipx
0.1000	accept$netrom
0.1000	accept$nfc_llcp
0.1000	accept$unix
0.1000	accept4
0.1000	accept4$ax25
0.1000	accept4$inet
0.1000	accept4$inet6
0.1000	accept4$inet_sctp
0.1000	accept4$ipx
0.1000	accept4$unix
0.1000	acct

Dynamic prios after fix:

0.2465	request_key
0.1142	keyctl$search
0.1000	add_key
0.1000	perf_event_open
0.0766	keyctl$invalidate
0.0717	keyctl$setperm
0.0717	keyctl$unlink
0.0717	keyctl$instantiate_iov
0.0681	keyctl$read
0.0649	keyctl$update
0.0649	keyctl$chown
0.0645	keyctl$link
0.0645	keyctl$get_security
0.0631	keyctl$revoke
0.0622	keyctl$clear
0.0622	keyctl$reject
0.0618	keyctl$set_timeout
0.0618	keyctl$negate
0.0613	keyctl$instantiate

Fixes #164

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