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C.2.P:11.2 - E.19 Review Profile Carry-Through

Run PCP-TERM when the repair changes episteme-publication-heavy naming, umbrella words, slash compounds, trigger-word replacements, or relation wording.

Run PCP-BRIDGE when the repair imports terms, claims, norms, or authority expectations between named sources, practices, disciplines, reference schemes, publication forms, or project record kinds.

Run PCP-ENTRY only when the repair changes which FPF pattern a working reader should apply in a problem situation. Do not use PCP-ENTRY as a substitute for the epistemic precision restoration itself.

Run PCP-PRAG when the repair changes reader action, practical payoff, or what the working reader can safely do next. A type-correct but inert repair fails this line even when every recovered kind is technically right.

When the repair changes evidence, proof, witness, grounding, explanation, gate, release, or engineering-justification claims, apply the relevant FPF pattern (A.10, E.17.EFP, A.20, A.21, B.3, or another applicable pattern) and select the current E.19 profile by the changed claim. Do not mint a local evidence-review profile inside C.2.P.