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A.16.0:4.4 - Recorded move-family discipline

The LanguageStateMoveTrajectory account form records the A.16 move family: notice, stabilize, route, projection, formalize, operationalize, reopen, sketchBackoff, respecify, and retire.

Not every account uses every move. Forward movement, retreat, reframing, and explicit retirement belong to one family defined in A.16 when that history is worth publishing.

A.16 defines the detailed move guards. A.16.0 records the moves and their satisfied guards; it does not replace them.