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C.38:4.3 - Return the first result in plain language

For a small case, use this form:

One result and use: [governed result, receiver, situation, horizon, acceptance basis].

Way A / Way B / …: [complete-enough contents, premise status, decision-changing burdens, explicit gaps].

Shared parity basis: [questions actually asked of every way].

Next: [hand the finite set to C.11 / return a missing alternative or probe / use the direct domain Method / begin the first unsupported realization branch after a separate choice].

The result is a comparison claim, not an obtaining arrangement in the world. It establishes no actual performer, capability, authorization, Work, purchase, service, production, delivery, acceptance, availability, or use.