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A.6.3.RT:5.1 - Ordinary same-concern text-to-table move

Source slice. Service S showed three recurring latency spikes in the evening batch window. Trace T-44 and dashboard pin D-17 concern the same service and time window.

Target table. These are recurring latency spikes.

ServiceWindowSpike countSource pins
Service SEvening batch3T-44, D-17

The first result needs no endpoint dossier. The note says the service, window, count, recurrence, and pins can be inspected together; those claims survive; prose order is lost; no causal or severity claim is added; use is inspection; and any question about an omitted qualifier or causality returns to the source note and traces.

An independently cited target includes the recurrence caption. If the table is independently cited or disputed, exact source episteme LatencyFinding-X and receiving episteme LatencyTable-Y concern Service-S-during-W under effective schemes ServiceTelemetryScheme-4 and TabularTelemetryScheme-2. TabulateLatency : LatencyFinding-X -> LatencyTable-Y is the exact construction; it states claim construction, endpoint-scheme relation, same exact EntityOfConcern, preservation, omission and recoverability, prohibited strengthening, applicability, inspection-only use, and return to the source note and traces. The visible table form and file carrier are not Y.