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E.18.NET:3 - Forces

ForceTension to hold
Local autonomy vs one engineering questionMembers keep their identity and state while a selected structure makes their exact coordination inspectable.
Recursive reuse vs fixed levelsA member may itself be a network, but membership paths must remain finite and acyclic.
Plain diagrams vs exact relationsA readable edge helps recognition, but only an obtaining relation of an admitted kind contributes to identity.
Boundary exposure vs flatteningA parent can use a nested boundary position without copying the nested member’s internal structure.
Useful local state vs false global stateValuation, path slice, and DesignRunTag remain local to one leaf TFS position binding.
Stable selection vs evolving membersReidentify only when an A.22 discriminator changes; records, renderings, and selection Work remain separate.