Issue reported by @giaf in qpsolvers/mpc_qpbenchmark#7 (comment):

Strangely HPIPM success rate is lower at low accuracy, and it increases at mid and even more at high accuracy.
This behavior doesn't appear for the other solvers.
The reason seems to be the low percentage of problems where "solved" return codes are correct.
Looking into the issue more carefully, it seems that the issue is related to the duality gap: the interfaces sets the solver 'max_res_comp' (i.e. the complementarity slackness) to a specified value, but then it accepts the solution as correct if the duality gap (instead of the complementarity slackness) is within that specified value.
Complementarity slackness and duality gap are equivalent only for a feasible primal and dual point, but numerically this is true only approximately, and the approximation can be especially crude for the low accuracy case, where also primal and dual feasibility tolerances are set to low values.