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A.19.SOURCE-SET-SPACE-SUBSTRATE:9 - Consequences

Benefits

  • Readers can see what the line is acting on, what spaces it distinguishes, what relation is declared between the two space refs, and what outcome load it claims.
  • A.19, C.18, G.5, and G.10 stay coordinated without collapsing into one layer.
  • Heavier qualifiers such as declared map refs, metrics, transitions, and bridge-loss notes remain usable without being forced into every first slice.

Trade-offs

  • The line must expose one explicit relation and one explicit posture instead of hiding them in umbrella prose.
  • Some cases that used to look “simple” will expose real uncertainty or loss that now needs to be declared.
  • Neighboring interpretive-view or publication patterns may need to be read as companions rather than assumed from local shorthand.