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A.7.2:7 - Conformance Checklist

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CC-A7.2-1The conflict names exact receiving claims, practical consequences, contexts, scopes, and current editions.
CC-A7.2-2Vocabulary difference or unlike source function alone does not trigger reconciliation.
CC-A7.2-3The reader, U.MethodDescription episteme, described U.Method, actual performer identified through A.13, independently admitted dated reconciliation U.Work, source uses, and returned result are distinct. For a precise actual-Work claim, retain the separately declared assignment species and obtaining occurrence used by A.13; add the F.6 check only when the case must also identify the assignment under which the Work was performed. A short result may omit unused identifiers without presuming those facts.
CC-A7.2-4Every load-bearing common claim is cited from A.7.CP through an actual reasoning-basis occurrence.
CC-A7.2-5Every source-use occurrence has the three exact participants, source and receiving-claim editions, function, claim scope, and maximal continuous actual-use interval. It includes only content-slice, model-use, currentness, evidence, disposition, blocked-overread, or claim-change qualifiers actually used or asserted in this reconciliation.
CC-A7.2-6Evidence, publication, formal semantics, and currentness remain with subject patterns.
CC-A7.2-7The repair reopens the smallest decision set and preserves unrelated FPF decisions.
CC-A7.2-8The result is one of the five declared dispositions with affected use and stop/reopen condition.
CC-A7.2-9Compatibility is demonstrated rather than assumed; context split and non-composition remain valid outcomes.