E.14:5.4 - Assurance-3: Constructive (from a structural claim to its inspectable construction account)

Purpose. Make the construction basis of a published structural claim inspectable without turning the assurance account into the relation or the whole.

Guarantee. When Constructive assurance is selected, one truthful construction trace names the exact whole, collection, or aspect; its participants; the direct relation occurrences that obtain; the applicable assembly, collection, or facet rule; and the direct identity or reidentification conditions. The same inputs under another assembly may form another whole, while a permitted constituent replacement may preserve the same whole. The trace decides neither case.

Deliverable. For a structural parthood or collection-belonging assertion covered by an elected B.3.5 profile, keep the readable claim first, link it through tv:groundedBy to one current C.2.1 construction-trace episteme in the applicable C.13 form — sum or slice for structural parthood, or set for collection belonging — and declare validationMode=axiomatic. If another named current assurance requirement calls for a construction account, follow that requirement and use C.13 for the trace content. Outside those conditions, the direct structural claim has no E.14 mode, link, or trace obligation. Creating, revising, publishing, or losing a trace changes the account or its availability, not the relation occurrence or whole identity. The trace edition, its warrants and evidence, and the temporal status of the described direct facts retain their own currentness.

(Rationale: constructive assurance makes the facts and identity tests behind ordinary part-whole talk inspectable; it does not substitute an author narrative for those facts.)