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A.15.PROD:4.9 - Run the recovery sequence and stop deliberately

The ordinary sequence is section 4.7 applied to the selected branch. If several production questions are current, handle each as a separate claim. For production-work participation, choose the whole-work or proper-part branch in section 4.3; for inception or completion, use sections 4.5 or 4.6. Stop after the readable answer or exact blocker. If later reuse needs a durable claim, identify its C.2.1 episteme; if the receiving use also needs availability through a form or carrier, establish the separate E.24.PUB occurrence. Open delivery, acceptance, release, publication, availability, result, evidence, assurance, or relation-kind questions only when the named action or decision asks one of them; none follows from the production answer.

Triggered author replay

Continue only for an A.6.RCD:4.2 pin-triggering use or when a negative or earliest-boundary answer consumes additional semantics:

  1. name the branch-local constructor and, when a pin is required, the exact substrate and edition; expose only the inputs, applicability, hidden-participant or witness policy, polarity law, boundary domain and ordering, and temporal rule that can change this answer;
  2. for entity inception, verify the ordered candidate-boundary domain and earliest-satisfying rule; for a negative claim, verify the applicable negation law; for completion, keep the claim indexed by its criterion, applicability basis, and boundary;
  3. if one required operator or substrate is unavailable, return the exact missing-substrate blocker rather than lowering the absence to a negative production answer; and
  4. stop after the author replay returns the same ordinary answer or blocker.