B.5.2:14.1 - Relation to B.4.1 and A.16

B.4.1 and A.16 often supply the pre-abductive seam. They help preserve and stabilize upstream publications, including publication forms that carry route-shaped representations when those forms are explicitly governed, before the publication is fit for explicit conjecture. B.5.2 begins only once the current publication is ready to function as an abductive prompt. This boundary matters because it prevents two opposite errors:

• premature abduction, where a low-articulation cue is treated as if it had already earned hypothesis form;
• delayed abduction, where a now-stable prompt is kept indefinitely in early cue form even though rival conjectures should already be compared.