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E.11:4.4 - Ordinary walkthrough

An ordinary walkthrough may remain readable prose. Use the following optional helper only when exact result, boundary, or continuation references are needed to keep that explanation truthful:

PublicOrdinaryWalkthrough@FPFReadme <: U.Episteme:
  guidanceRef: PracticalUseGuidance@FPFReadme
  situationDescriptionRef: U.Episteme
  firstResultTemplateRef?: PublicPatternUseResultTemplate@FPFReadme
  resultPromiseBlockerRef?: PublicPatternUseBoundaryConditionTemplate@FPFReadme
  walkthroughRowRefs[2..*]: PublicOrdinaryWalkthroughRow@FPFReadme
  fullPatternTransitionBoundaryRef: PublicPatternUseBoundaryConditionTemplate@FPFReadme

PublicOrdinaryWalkthroughRow@FPFReadme <: U.Episteme:
  actionOrProposedUseDescriptionRef: U.Episteme
  expectedResultTemplateRef?: PublicPatternUseResultTemplate@FPFReadme
  resultPromiseBlockerRef?: PublicPatternUseBoundaryConditionTemplate@FPFReadme
  directPatternRef: U.EntityRef, referencing one exact FPF pattern episteme
  directSolutionSectionRef: PatternSolutionSectionRef
  continuationConditionRef: PublicPatternUseBoundaryConditionTemplate@FPFReadme

Where an exact row is used, it carries one result template or public blocker. A walkthrough is still an explanation, not a project method, work order, or recommendation. It may contain a short repeatable formulation of the direct pattern’s Solution. Call it a CGUS demonstrative slice only when A.22.CGUS independently admits the represented conditional structure; an ordinary walkthrough needs no record explaining why it is not such a slice.