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A.15.5:3 - Forces

ForcePressure
Work-entry speedTeams need a short readiness result before work entry.
Open-world disciplineAn input omitted from one criterion is not thereby absent; an unavailable required fact returns unknown unless an applicable explicit failure condition is established.
Plan and work splitA readiness claim can cite intended work and performed preparation or checking Work without becoming performed target Work.
Gate separationAn A.21 gate may consume a readiness result as a declared check input, but readiness does not publish a GateDecisionResult.
Full-kit usefulnessFull-kit thinking is valuable when it states what must be known, prepared, reserved, or checked before work starts.