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E.10.MOVE:4.2.1 - Readiness exits

Stay in E.10.MOVE only while readiness, ready, full kit, work entry, or a similar cue still hides which governed value is meant. Once that value is recovered, use the direct pattern:

Recovered claimDirect pattern
A patient, system, or other subject has a value in a still-hidden state frameA.19.SPR, then the subject pattern that defines or tests the recovered value.
An exact system-role assignment satisfies a by-value assignment-state conditionA.2.5; keep its predicate, world-side relation occurrence, and assertion episteme distinct.
One intended performance satisfies a work-entry criterionA.15.5; its local readiness result is not a gate decision or performed target Work.
A named gate decides whether one bounded action or transition may proceed under an applicable profileA.21 combines independently established check results into a GateDecisionResult; publication is a separate optional use. A ready label or readiness result alone is not gate passage.
A publication use, permission claim, preparation Work, or target Work is meantE.17, the direct permission pattern, or A.15.1 as applicable. Keep each claim separate.

If the direct pattern and value were already clear, bypass this table and use that pattern immediately.