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A.3.4.P:7 - Conformance Checklist

CheckConformance statement
CC-A34P-1The repair names the encountered wording and the working concern before selecting a replacement.
CC-A34P-2If one actual bounded transformation is current, the repair names or blocks its exact changed referent, temporal or formal boundary, boundary conditions, actual subject facts, and continuity or reidentification basis.
CC-A34P-3Each neighboring object keeps its own kind and is connected only by an exact current relation to the transformation, changed referent, work, architecture candidate, or receiving use.
CC-A34P-4TransformationFlowStructure, graph mathematical description, path mathematical description, and subject-domain network or circuit wording are kept distinct. The selected structure positions, relates, or locates transformation loci and adjacent governed values; composition, parthood, and partlessness require their direct predicates.
CC-A34P-5Method, method description, mechanism, work plan, dated work, evidence, gate, decision, assurance, result, source, and publication claims remain with their subject patterns.
CC-A34P-6Function-like wording closes here only after the actual transformation, performed-work attribution or other exact actor-side relation, every influence source’s exact kind and relation, and exact boundary relations are distinguished; detailed function-kind discrimination remains governed by A.6.F.
CC-A34P-7The repair leaves retained use, stop or return condition, and remaining reader use by value; any optional BlockedOverread? follows F.19:4’s plausible-reader test.
CC-A34P-8F.19 handles ordinary precise-plain-language rewriting. For unresolved change-situation wording, E.10 supplies recognition cues, A.3.4.P restores the transformation ontic neighborhood, and neighboring patterns define or constrain recovered objects and exact relations.
CC-A34P-9For a performed-Work actor claim, recover each precise performer’s A.13 core and independently admit the Work under A.15.1; add F.6 afterward only when precise assignment-bound attribution is current and separately name the Work-to-change relation required by the use. A non-Work actor claim names another exact direct actor-side relation.
CC-A34P-10Possible, intended, planned, modelled, predicted, and merely asserted change stays claim content; any C.2.1 empirical grounding is optional, separate, and not the actual occurrence basis.