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A.6.P.WMR:4.5 - Composition and universal-result stop

Invariant WMR-I1 — ontology economy. No universal work-result, transformation-result, production, input, output, outcome, deliverable, handoff, evidence, actual-filling, or status relation or kind follows from boundary-word recovery. Invariant WMR-I2 — transformation non-entailment. No actual transformation follows from a method, plan, desired state, model, description, evaluation result, publication, transfer, flow arrow, adjacency, shared work, or common affected referent.

When the repaired claim depends on transformation composition, state its exact participants and question, then apply A.3.4 and the rule for that composition claim. Keep only the resulting independently identified transformations plus either one governed composition claim or the exact missing-governor or missing-substrate blocker. WMR does not restate or evaluate their contribution, compatibility, composition, or reidentification algorithm.

The blocker reaches only the composition-dependent claim; independent work, change, production, evaluation, delivery, acceptance, transfer, and receiving-use questions continue under their own governors.