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C.26.1:4.2 - Finish conditions

The pattern emits one of these results:

ResultMeaning
Keep boundary, mark probe-coupledThe boundary remains, but the read/export is no longer treated as passive.
Redesign probe/order/frameThe workshop, dashboard, API read, survey, metric, or question order changes to reduce distortion.
Redesign bridge/exportThe bridge/export gains loss notes, use scope, confidence, and return-to-source path.
Split/merge/orchestrate differentlyBoundary structure changes because the interaction changes the phenomenon.
Apply F.9Only bridge and loss remain live.
Apply C.16The probe is really a standard measurement with declared scale, method, evidence, and result.
Apply A.15The hard part is work enactment rather than probe-coupled reading.
Apply C.26.3Viability-envelope regulation is primary.