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A.7.2:4.2 - Use one closed reconciliation result set

The result episteme uses exactly one local disposition:

  • reconciledCompatibility — repaired clauses and checked application results now support compatible use for the named claim and scope;
  • contextSplit — the claims or constructions are valid only in different named contexts or scopes;
  • doNotCompose — both may remain current, but their outputs must not be combined for the named use;
  • unresolvedEscalation — evidence or decision authority is insufficient, with the exact blocked use and receiving subject pattern named;
  • noConflictStop — the apparent conflict disappears after claim, consequence, or scope recovery.

These are reconciliation-result dispositions, not new U-kinds. Compatible co-use is demonstrated only when warranted. A current conflict does not have to end in one winner.