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C.18:5 - Conformance Checklist
CC-C18-1 Descriptor, characteristic, distance, and family-coordinate refs are named before generation, archive update, or front publication.
CC-C18-2 Archive and front returns are separate from a selected-set result unless one is explicitly declared from them through G.5.
CC-C18-3 Telemetry remains telemetry unless a declared policy promotes it into the comparator, dominance set, or selected-set criteria and the governing record names the affected intended archive/front uses or values, or the checked loci when none worsened, together with the authority that admits the promotion and any trade-off.
CC-C18-4 Retained exploration value, stepping-stone use, lineage, and edition pins are recorded for archive use.
CC-C18-5 Use C.30 family patterns before making an architecture move with a candidate.
CC-C18-6 Use C.36 for cultural-evolution claims about variants, and term-bridge patterns when durable label or bridge work is current.
CC-C18-7 Refresh uses G.11 with the smallest affected archive, front, descriptor, edition, or lineage locus.
CC-C18-8 Agent-loop, harness-loop, workflow-store, or DPF-seed variants retained in an archive name their descriptor, lineage, telemetry, and next governing relation; archive membership alone establishes no quality improvement. Quality-improvement claims require their own re-evaluation; use E.23 only for repeated improvement passes.
CC-C18-9 A filled projectLocality? names independently admitted dated generation and composite project U.Work occurrences, the subject pattern, and one exact obtaining relation; @Project alone remains retrieval-only.
CC-C18-10 Problem-card, result, selected-set, choice, work, and refresh references remain references to separately governed objects or next subject patterns and create none of those identities or relations.
CC-C18-11 The SoTA basis names its reviewed-through boundary and exact mutable editions; a material source revision, newer field survey, or contrary archive, descriptor-generalization, or OEE-evaluation evidence records a reopen trigger and hands refresh to G.11.
CC-C18-12 When the §4.3a branch applies, exploratory, expansive, or transformational wording names the earlier and candidate effective space declarations, changed component, counterfactual or trajectory evidence, uncertainty, blocked stronger claim, and next relation; distance, rarity, novelty, or local progress alone does not prove space change.