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A.10.1:5.4 - Reduced Boundary Cases

CaseA.10.1 responseDirect continuation
The same source episteme appears at a new URL with a new layout.Compatible claims, applicability and access; repair the reference and finish without multi-use discovery or another result record.C.2.1, E.17, E.24.PUB, and A.10 when availability affects one bounded use.
A bibliography or catalogue mentions the changed source but uses none of its claims.mentions only; no affected reach. Group equivalent mentions and retain a short reason only when the existing result’s receiver needs it.No subject revalidation follows from mention alone.
Candidate content appears to use the claim, but the premise or applicability cannot be recovered.unresolved with the exact missing fact.Return the exact gap now. Obtain the missing basis only when a needed stronger conclusion warrants that contribution.
An included repository is inaccessible or its index is stale.Record a discovery-coverage gap; finish independent resolved branches.Do not call possible uses in that surface unaffected.
The source is unchanged but the represented world changed.Outside this pattern’s selected branch.Use the direct configuration, currentness, change, or decision pattern.