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C.3.2:12 - Authoring Rhythm

  1. Start with one readable classification sentence and its practical use.
  2. Recover the exact candidate and the governed criterion conditions before discussing support.
  3. Reuse an existing signature edition only when it truly governs candidate ValueKind, criterion, applicability, scheme, and dependencies.
  4. Check admissibility. Stop with not-applicable when candidate or slice lies outside the declaration.
  5. For an admissible request, return true, false, or unknown without folding in the guard decision.
  6. Create an extension only for a named set-consuming use.
  7. If a separate assertion is required, give its C.2.1 episteme the exact EntityOfConcern, content, scope, support use, and edition.