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A.6.RSIR:9 - Consequences

A.6.RSIR adds a bounded recovery step when the engineering object or claim remains unclear after the F.19 reading with E.10 cues. The selected subject pattern then handles the substantive claim; neighboring patterns can refer to this recovery instead of repeating it.

The pattern also keeps useful source vocabulary alive. Engineers can still say interface, API, role, parameter, function, and endpoint. FPF simply refuses to let those words select ontology by themselves.

The cost is one explicit stop: after the direct pattern is clear, RSIR must stop. Otherwise it becomes the giant repair pattern it was created to avoid.