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E.10.MOVE:3 - Forces

ForcePressure
Plain engineering languageTeams naturally ask for a next useful move or readiness result.
Kind safetyThe same word may point to several different FPF values.
Practical payoffA repair that removes “move” but hides what the user can do next has failed.
Neighboring-pattern disciplineChange-situation wording belongs to A.3.4.P; work, gates, publications, sources, architecture, and call planning have their own patterns.
Short cue setThe trigger list should be memorable and should not become an alias catalog.