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A.16.0:2 - Problem

Without an explicit trajectory-account pattern for those heavier cases:

  1. history is mistaken for a generic one-pass process story rather than read as typed language-state moves over a declared U.CharacteristicSpace;
  2. an early seam form is confused with an endpoint-admitted episteme or with the publication occurrence that makes an episteme edition available;
  3. forks, merges, route retirement, supersession, and route-sensitive loss become implicit and unverifiable;
  4. every local move is either over-wrapped in ad hoc history prose or under-described in a way that hides a work boundary or a separately established responsibility or authority change;
  5. bridge and viewpoint docking inherit under-described upstream history.