Neither can live while the other survives, though. If this theory was correct, it'd be closer to say Neither can live while the other dies.
On the other hand, since we haven't had any Voldemort point of views, we *don't know* that Voldemort knows this or not, so only your point 1 remains. I'll note that Draco was sent to kill Dumbledore, not Harry, and Snape apparently wasn't instructed to kill Harry off either, at least not as a priority.
Or he considers the risk acceptable, after all, he's got 5 others. And I'm not sure if you're supposed to be able to get your piece of soul back from a horcrux, but maybe when the horcrux is destroyed it just flutters in the air waiting to be shoved back into either its regular body or a new horcrux, and only dissipated if you don't do that. If that was the case, he might want Harry killed only when he is present himself, so he can recapture the bit of soul.
On the other hand, since we haven't had any Voldemort point of views, we *don't know* that Voldemort knows this or not, so only your point 1 remains. I'll note that Draco was sent to kill Dumbledore, not Harry, and Snape apparently wasn't instructed to kill Harry off either, at least not as a priority.
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(I still think V. doesn't know.)
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But what if *Ginny* is one, having taken over at least part of the Diary-Tom?
Now that would put some serious murder-suicide tones into book7.
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