C.35:6 - Bias-Annotation

Bias	How C.35 counters it
Output authority bias	Require only the readable minimum before another architecture claim relies on the result: exact result, actual or proposed organization, next-use condition, and forbidden overread or return. Add representation, publication, branch, or other detail only when the use depends on it.
Pareto-point admission bias	Treat a Pareto point, benchmark score, archive member, or search trace as a candidate input cue until its branch-specific basis and the concrete candidate-use rule are named.
Reusable-generator collapse	Keep one-case output admission in C.35; handle reusable-generator, mechanism-suite, model-family, or production-pipeline claims with `E.20`, `G.1`, `G.10`, `G.11`, or another pattern that defines or constrains those claims.
Bearer-free synthesis bias	Require bearer or realization boundary before treating a discovered function, relation, or candidate form as architecturally feasible.
Eval substitution bias	Handle eval programs and eval results under `C.32.ACE`; handle measurement under `C.16`; do not let good eval numbers act as candidate admission or decision authority.
Currentness freeze	Reopen when result identity or claim content, represented object or correspondence, source publication edition or source-use record, search space, query rule, validation trace, bearer constraints, realized structure, or eval return changes. A carrier-only change reopens C.35 only when availability or form changes the intended use.