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E.10.D2:12 - Consequences

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Description and specification wording becomes safer across FPF.Authors must recover one C.2.1 constitution and the receiving use instead of relying on a suffix, title, or filled context record.
One episteme can remain stable across changed viewpoint selections, harnesses, evidence, publications, carriers, and representations.Each changed neighboring use needs its own subject pattern when it matters to the next action.
Publication, evidence, assurance, gate, work, state, and system-role-kind or assignment claims remain independently testable.Prose can become slightly longer when a source phrase compressed several non-substitutable relations.
The ordinary move stays small because optional neighbors are opened conditionally.A genuinely load-bearing neighbor cannot be hidden merely to keep the sentence short.
A local application can return an exact blocker.Reopen when the receiving use, C.2.1 discriminator, required direct governor, or checkability basis cannot be recovered from current facts.