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A.6.3.CSC:6 - Bias-Annotation

Scope: Universal for source-to-rendering relations that claim controlled semantic coarsening inside FPF.

This pattern favors Prag and Did by reaching a useful shorter candidate through direct comparison before optional identity work. It also favors Gov and Arch by requiring non-admissible downstream use, source reopen, and the concrete neighboring definition, test, method, evidence rule, work rule, or gate rule when release, policy, assurance, adjudication, bridge, work, evidence, or gate use is attempted. The mitigation for over-formalization is the ordinary source-to-candidate comparison, with a mini-card only when useful: exact endpoints, construction, Work, publication, evidence, and assurance open only when the receiving use makes them material.