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C.19.2:2 - Problem

Without a use-bounded application method, users make two symmetrical mistakes. They configure an entire rich basis because it is available, or they keep a lightweight path after recurrence, automation, transfer, or consequence would repay a more capable configuration. They may also call candidate generation “choice”, call a choice record a work plan, or treat an application note as the practical result.

The failure is not merely excess documentation. It obscures who performs the work, what result the work must produce, which guarantee is being claimed, and which neighboring pattern contains the defining content for the next question.