C.34:6 - Bias-Annotation

Bias	How C.34 counters it
Shape-equivalence bias	Require relation-type semantics, preserved structure, and lost structure. Same nodes or edges are not enough.
Formalism-laundering bias	Keep graph isomorphism, morphism, functor, entropy, or simulation wording as lens or mapping support until the architecture use, preserved structure, and loss are declared.
Symmetric-equivalence overclaim	Require directionality and scope. A projection, abstraction, simulation relation, or coarsening often licenses one direction only.
Semantic-loss hiding	Make lost control authority, allocation, bearer semantics, placement, timing, confidence, or source-tradition meaning explicit before the mapping is reused.
Bridge-bypass bias	Handle cross-context substitution, source-tradition transfer, and later conformance strengthening under `F.9` or `F.15` instead of letting C.34 authorize the transfer alone.