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E.10.MOVE:7 - Conformance Checklist

IDA conforming repair…Check
CC-E10MOVE-1names the governed text span, claim being made, and object under wording repair before choosing a replacement.Resolve the kind from the current claim and its direct pattern.
CC-E10MOVE-2assigns one wording-use disposition and does not treat that local enumeration as project ontology.Demonstrated row, evaluation-result prediction, direct governed use, imported source wording, ordinary prose, and quotation cases remain distinct.
CC-E10MOVE-3names the exact recovered governed value, value kind, and non-semantic PatternID locator for the subject pattern whose content defines, constrains, or tests that value. For a relation claim, it names the admitted direct predicate and actual participants; it includes a RelationSignature reference only when an admitted reusable typed declaration is current and the receiving use needs it.Confirm the recovered project value under its direct pattern. Any relied-on MethodDescription identity needs independent A.3.2 admission, as in §4.1.
CC-E10MOVE-4blocks root U.Move.No durable move kind is minted by wording pressure.
CC-E10MOVE-5preserves remaining reader use.The repaired text still says what the practitioner can do or inspect next.
CC-E10MOVE-6splits change-situation wording from pattern-use or readiness wording.A.3.4.P and E.10.MOVE are both used when both objects are current.
CC-E10MOVE-7avoids synonym tables.Closure requires the recovered object and relation.
CC-E10MOVE-8recovers the current trajectory claim, its direct owner or exact gap, and the remaining admissible reader use. It recovers bearer or represented subject, identity rule, ordering or reference domain, and posture only where those distinctions affect that claim or use; a grounded non-use boundary appears only when the F.19 plausible-intended-reader test requires it.Keep the subject, posture, ordering, and representation distinctions needed by the use; apply each direct owner’s identity and evidence rules.

E.10.MOVE:7.1 - Lowering and Reopen Conditions

Lower, block, or reopen the repair when the governed text span, claim being made, or object under wording repair is not recoverable, the wording-use disposition is uncertain, the proposed wording changes kind or relation without an accepted subject pattern, the subject pattern is missing, a change-situation claim was not separated from pattern-use or readiness wording, the repaired wording loses the remaining reader use, or changed source wording invalidates the recorded source-licensed use.