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C.30.P:8 - Conformance checklist

CheckRequirement
CC-C30P-1The repair names the trigger span, encountered FPF kind or reference, selected use under repair, subject pattern, admissible use, non-admissible use, and remaining reader use.
CC-C30P-2A diagram, model, graph, dashboard, ADR, source, publication, view, face, PublicationUnit, file, carrier, or rendering is not treated as architecture or structure by appearance.
CC-C30P-3Direct A.22, C.30, C.30.ASV, or named C.30.* use applies the subject pattern directly when the selected-structure claim being made, architecture relation, architecture-description use, structural-view use, or named C.30 subcase is already recoverable.
CC-C30P-4Source-use, currentness, and publication-to-carrier relation recovery uses C.2.P before architecture or structure claim use only while the relevant distinction remains hidden; an already recovered claim goes directly to its subject pattern.
CC-C30P-5Function-like, relation-like, mathematical-lens, characteristic and scale, quality, evidence, assurance, gate, work, decision, causal-use, release, and method claims are assigned to their subject patterns.
CC-C30P-6The repair does not mint U.Architecture, ArchitectureStructure, a generic architecture head, or mandatory architecture-repair record.
CC-C30P-7The subject architecture or structure pattern keeps its own invariant central and carries at most a thin pointer back to this pattern.
CC-C30P-8The repaired wording preserves one useful admissible reader use; type-correct but inert architecture wording is not recovered by value.