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C.32.FAIL:12 - Relations

  • Builds on: C.32 for candidate palette repair; C.32.CONWAY for a synthesis frame or qualified pair connecting architecture influence with transformed-side architecture while keeping the changed referent, C.30 architecture relations or modal claims, direct influence occurrence, organization relations, local kinds, separate System-classification judgments, assignments, enactor relations, ordinary work or procedure organization, actual Work, direct responsibility relations, actual transformation, and any E.18.NET network distinct; C.30 and C.30.AD for architecture relation, claim, and description boundaries; C.30.ASV for architecture structural views; C.31 for module and interface architecture; C.32.MLAO for cross-scope residual repairs; C.29 for mathematical-lens use; E.17 and E.24.PUB for publication-face boundaries; and A.6.P, E.10, and E.10.ROLE for source-expression and role-word recovery.
  • Coordinates with: A.6.F when function and architecture-characteristic wording is mixed; A.6.M for module-interface repair; C.19.1 for a general scale-amenable bearer or Method; A.2/C.3 for a local system-role kind and any separate System-classification judgment; A.2.1 for an assignment species and occurrence; A.13 for every precise performer’s core, A.15.1 for independent actual-Work admission, and F.6 only for current precise assignment-bound attribution; and the exact enactor, coordination, or responsibility predicate, or A.6.RCD missing-governor, when that direct route is absent. Use E.10.ROLE only for unresolved claim-bearing role wording. Ordinary work or procedure organization may remain ordinary. For other current claims, use the applicable exits in §1; C.27 additionally governs temporal adequacy, E.18 transformation-flow structure, and C.32.P2S reopened carry-through.
  • Patterns for the next questions after the repair cue: Use the applicable next-question exits in §1 only after the architecture repair cue has named the object under stress and the repair action.
  • Boundary: C.32.FAIL contains repair cues for architecture-synthesis failures. It does not decide final candidate selection, evidence sufficiency, assurance, gate passage, release, or an architecture decision.