A.11.OP:5.4 - Recovery cue and discriminating language

After an interrupted multi-part analysis, a small progress marker identifies the last closed item and the next item. Removing it can cause the practitioner to repeat completed work or resume from the wrong branch. The marker passes recovery preservation while that continuation use relies on it. If the task is short and the next item is already unambiguous, the marker becomes optional.

In another case, a sentence must distinguish a reusable Method from dated Work that enacted it. The distinction changes whether the practitioner repairs a description claim or a performance claim. The requirement to preserve that distinction passes the decision-changing-result branch for this use. Other terminology remains informative unless a named interpretation or action depends on it.