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E.11.PFP:7 - Conformance Checklist

CheckPassing condition
CC-PFP.1 Scope truthfulThe form expresses one named FPF, DPF, or LPF edition; no carrier or adjacent product is relabelled as that edition.
CC-PFP.2 Practitioner-first openingThe compact product-declared opening leads directly to the ToC; the common profile has not inserted a record or completeness block ahead of the reader’s question.
CC-PFP.3 Edition return works when neededWhen exact edition return changes use or reliance, the shortest public designation and locator resolve without repository knowledge; otherwise no unused return field is mandatory.
CC-PFP.4 Extra cues earn their placeEvery cue before the ToC is projected from its exact record and changes a named reader decision or action; no common optional field is required merely for completeness.
CC-PFP.5 Development state excludedReader front matter contains no campaign or candidate identifier, local path, digest, Git identity, generated comment, build command, machine warning, or maintainer instruction.
CC-PFP.6 Entries and order recognizableThe title, compact cues, ToC, Readme and Preface entries in the product’s established ToC grammar, Readme, Preface, pattern collection, and product-declared reference tail occur in the selected order; every declared target resolves where links are used.
CC-PFP.7 Logical index and order truthfulOne logical index may use several labelled segments, but every pattern row resolves to one body, every body has one row, and PatternIDs are unique within the named framework. PatternID is separate from title, Part, and § position; ToC and body order agree within each Part even when PatternIDs are non-ascending. When the surrounding text does not identify the framework, a citation names the framework together with the PatternID; a citation selecting the body published in one edition also names that edition.
CC-PFP.8 Other tables remain truthfulOnly the closed authoritative and support-index grammars are treated as indexes; relation and reference tables are not reclassified from cell values.
CC-PFP.9 One entry set and declarationOne Practical entries set contains every selectable ordinary entry and selected card. One declaration for the product assigns every key exactly one form; each key has exactly one selectable H3 ordinary-entry or H4 card occurrence, and no rival key list or entry set exists.
CC-PFP.9a Ordinary entry usableEvery ordinary entry gives the five fields in order and retains any richer content needed for the first useful result and stop boundary. No mantra is forced onto a locator or ordinary entry.
CC-PFP.9b Selected card usableEvery selected card gives the six fields in order, begins its Mantra value directly with repeatable plain wording, preserves a real path through several direct pattern contributions, returns to those patterns, and has zero or one same-key H5 expansion outside the compact card. Applying the form is not evidence that the card should have been selected.
CC-PFP.9c Product-language guard sharedThe product declares one measurable language-appropriate reading-burden rule plus mantra and compact-card maxima, and authoring and validation consume the same values. Canonical English field keys do not make whitespace limits universal. The limits check compactness; they neither select cards nor prove example coverage.
CC-PFP.10 Readme projection restrainedA standalone Readme repeats a short edition cue only when circulating without it would change use or return; it does not duplicate the edition or rebuildability record.
CC-PFP.11 Product boundary preservedFramework support units share the declared framework boundary; independently useful adjacent products retain the boundary selected through E.4:4.1, their own identity and form, and the access or separately established maintenance conditions that change use.
CC-PFP.12 Combined carrier neutralEvery constituent product keeps its own form and identity; E.11.PFP applies only to framework constituents.
CC-PFP.13 Claims remain separateForm conformance is not reported as acceptance, adequacy, carrier identity, publication, availability, access, maintenance, or currentness.
CC-PFP.14 Scope examples surviveThe rule remains usable for FPF, DPF, and LPF editions and for a low-tool or non-clickable carrier without introducing a second edition identity.
CC-PFP.15 Navigation remains usableThe ToC represents Readme and Preface in its established product-native grammar before the singular pattern index; headings and labels describe their purpose, and the integrated rendered-structure summary plus intended-reader inspection exposes grouping defects without a second full read.
CC-PFP.16 Whole account usableEvery substantive E.8 question has a public answer, an exact inherited answer, or an explicit use-changing gap at each selected scope. The account connects Methods and their results, retains their Architectural Rationale and shared source synthesis, and leaves direct pattern entry available. Headings or locators alone do not establish this content.
CC-PFP.17 Scales and relations truthfulFurther useful scales remain possible; the actual specialization, profile, composition, reuse, and publication-grouping relations are distinguished. A claimed mathematical order or lattice has the conditions required by C.29.
CC-PFP.18 Whole-account sections addressableEvery Preface subsection exposes its framework code, Preface unit and complete ordinal path; nested paths and heading levels agree. The whole Preface ends with one correctly addressed, content-free H2 :End heading before the next unit. Addressed profile or support units identify their declared unit. Links resolve to the intended rendered headings, while the target content supplies the promised answer. Publication-unit addresses do not create pattern-index entries.