E.11:10 - Rationale

Discovery is a bounded decision under limited attention, not a one-time lookup. A recognizable situation and first-result difference let the reader choose what to inspect before learning the corpus topology. A recoverable return is more useful than pretending the first cue is always right.

Public guidance remains weaker than the direct pattern. It helps a reader choose what to inspect; it does not decide applicability, authorize work, identify a project result, or make a relation obtain. Precision is progressive: keep the public explanation simple while it remains truthful, and open exact result identity, basis, continuation, or reliance fields only when one of those distinctions changes the choice or claim.