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A.6.F:4.5 - Function-flow-module alignment note

Recover the local alignment when functional wording touches flow or module allocation but does not yet require a full structural view or A.6.M module-relation repair. Use this note only when the receiving use needs an inspectable alignment record; otherwise state the recovered alignment and boundary in the repaired wording.

FunctionFlowModuleAlignmentNote:
required function or effect:
flow path or dependency:
proposed module allocation:
separateNeighborClaims:
known mismatch:
subjectPatternApplicationRefs:
admissible use:
non-admissible use?:

The note records only the local function-flow-module alignment and boundary. Its explanatory non-admissible-use guard is optional under the full F.19:4 test and needs no absence entry when unused. Functional architecture, module relation, implemented-interface, evidence-sufficiency, and architecture-decision claims remain with their subject patterns.