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C.25:9 - Consequences

BenefitTrade-off / Mitigation
Category hygiene. Scope, measurement, mechanism, and status no longer collapse into one term.Slightly heavier authoring structure; mitigation: only composite cases need a bundle, and immaterial optional slots remain absent.
Portable comparison. CHR measures compare legally, while scope remains governed by USM set algebra.Authors must declare scales and scope explicitly.
Cleaner gating. Method/work guards can read the same structure without hidden semantics.Requires discipline in separating guard factors.
Better endpoint classification. C.16.Q can terminate in either one characteristic or one Q-Bundle with a clear endpoint pattern.Requires a first-pass endpoint decision during authoring.