E.17.AUD.LHR:5.5 - Local repair exposes publication-unit reading instability and must apply whole-unit discipline

A release note says: This document records the release decision for the candidate.

After one sentence, the same unit starts talking as if it were:

• the review publication unit that compares evidence;
• the decision object itself;
• and the rollout work that follows if approval is recorded.

Local repair can still restore the overloaded local lexical head:

• overloaded local lexical head = document;
• restored lexical-head kind = review publication unit;
• active local reading = publication unit, not decision object or rollout work;
• carried move = record the current release reasoning visible in this unit;
• outside work = actual approval, rollout execution, release, gate, policy, assurance, or adjudication question.

But the repaired local lexical head does not keep the same publication unit stable. The next sentences still slide between the object being decided, the move of comparing evidence, and the wider work that happens after the decision. That means local lexical-head repair has done its job and shown the remaining defect honestly: the publication unit still cannot keep one stable object, one move, and one outside-work boundary visible.

Recovery reading. This is the admissible publication-unit stabilization move case: stop thickening the local repair, keep the restored local lexical head as the last honest local result, and apply E.17.AUD.OOTD because the same unit still has unstable reading after one honest repair.