Update now outdated, incorrect comments in gh10801.phpt

Previously, the CTE did indeed not execute on function calls with named
parameters. Now we can do this, so the comments need to be adjusted to
not confuse the end user. The goal of the test remains the same though:
we use different argument orders to check if there is a semantic
difference.

Author: ndossche

ext/opcache/tests/opt/gh10801.phpt

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ opcache.optimization_level=0xe0
 opcache
 --FILE--
 <?php
-// Named argument case and does not do CTE as expected
+// Named argument case with CTE
 print_r(array_keys(array: [1 => 1], strict: true, filter_value: 0));
-// Will not use named arguments and do CTE as expected
+// Will not use named arguments, and must result in the same output
 print_r(array_keys(array: [1 => 1], filter_value: 0, strict: true));
 ?>
 --EXPECT--