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E.17.EFP:7.1 - EFP-Core ordinary checks
CC-EF-0 — Exact episteme and sufficient expression are recoverable.
Identify the source through ClaimGraph, exact EntityOfConcern and effective ReferenceScheme. Its form expresses enough for the declared use, preserves answer-changing qualifications, returns to the source and discloses use-relevant omissions; whole-source coverage is not required. Insufficiency returns the exact gap, not an invented target. An actual changed target needs its own identity and an independently obtaining source-to-target relation; a speculative causal or counterfactual claim belongs to a separate B.5.2 hypothesis episteme.
CC-EF-1 — Explanation class follows identity.
The class is explicitly named for the publication form after CC-EF-0; it is not used as episteme identity or source-to-target evidence.
CC-EF-3 — Source reference and blocked downstream use are explicit.
The compact note states source reference, bounded explanation-reader use, blocked downstream use, and reopen or boundary condition.
CC-EF-5 — No new A.6.B boundary claims on explanation faces.
The no-new-boundary-claims rule is explicit on explanation faces; the blocked claims are law claims tested under A.6.B, use-boundary claims, deontic or commitment claims, and effect or evidence claims.
CC-EF-7 — No second face family.
A publication-side reviewer can tell why the case remains explanation-facing rather than becoming a second semantic rule track.