A.19.DECLARED-SUBSTRATE-INTERPRETIVE-VIEW:4.2 - Minimal interpretive view declaration

A conforming interpretive view makes the following explicit:

• which interpretive-family head is active: ordinary DeclaredSubstrateInterpretiveView or fuller DeclaredSubstrateAtlasView;
• which already-declared substrate-bearing basis it is reading: either the explicit substrate line or the declared source-set entry point or set-result entry point that keeps that substrate recoverable;
• which inspection question the view is answering;
• which source set or source sets must stay recoverable while the view is active;
• which active set result, if any, the current reading is using over that source set;
• which cited spaces and declared map refs, if any, the current reading depends on, and how they remain recoverable;
• which optional qualifiers are genuinely doing work in the current case;
• and which neighboring publication, policy, naming, or inspection questions stay outside this view.

The minimum ordinary interpretive view declaration is therefore:

1. one declared substrate-bearing basis from A.19.SOURCE-SET-SPACE-SUBSTRATE: either the explicit base substrate line or one declared source set or declared set result whose substrate remains recoverable with it;
2. one explicit inspection question;
3. one recoverable active source-set basis, plus any active set result drawn from it when the reading uses one;
4. any cited spaces, declared map refs, and qualifying uncertainty/distortion refs remain recoverable whenever the reading cites them;
5. one explicit statement that this is substrate-side only and does not redefine substrate or publication semantics.