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C.2.3:10 - Rationale

FPF needs a rigor characteristic that is portable across mathematics, software, systems, policy, and research. The smallest stable answer is one ordinal characteristic with clear anchors and explicit composition rules. Anything more fragmented breaks comparability; anything more compressed hides the substantive differences between sketch, predicate, executable model, and machine-checked proof.