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B.4.1:13.4 - Specialization-route and nonhuman-utility split

A routed cue set for a new task family may admissibly keep ProblemAbductionRoute, TaskFamilySpecializationRoute, and NonHumanUtilityRoute live together. The point is to preserve the declared task family, utility target, current budget window, missing discriminator, and possible corridor-entry load without laundering those routes into a premature prompt, selector, or policy choice.