C.38:9 - Consequences and trade-offs

Consequence	Practical effect
Truthful alternatives	Candidate rows become whole ways to obtain the same result rather than a mix of labels and objects.
Earlier burden visibility	Integration, evidence, support, capability, custody, consequence, recovery, and exit can change the choice before commitment.
Preserved modality	Plans and candidate rows keep proposed world-side relations distinct from independently supported current ones.
Better choice input	`C.11` receives a finite complete-enough `OptionSet` and visible gaps instead of being asked to repair its own candidates.
Domain autonomy	Subject Methods keep architecture, provision, contracting, acceptance, realization, and assurance.
Additional preparation cost	The team must resolve familiar labels and ask comparable questions before scoring or choosing.
Bounded completeness	The parity basis is sufficient only for this decision and must reopen when a decision-changing premise changes.