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E.2.DA:4.7 - Compact result form

E.2.DA result:
  FPF object under improvement: <FPFObjectUnderImprovementRef>
  Declared use and reader: <scope>
  Qualification window: <window>
  Evidence basis checked: <FPFPillarAdequacyEvidenceBasis>
  Status: <FPFPillarAdequacyStatus>
  Coordinate table: <Pillar coordinate | Value | ShortRationale | EvidenceLocus for all eleven Pillars>
  First repair or stop: <repair | hold | local stop>
  Reopen if: <smallest changed locus or condition>

For a small release decision, the coordinate table may be compact. It is still complete. Status is not assigned from prose, a checklist count, a local-pattern average, a two-column table, or a result missing evidence loci needed by its values.

When E.22, E.23, absorption, or exceptional-improvement framing asks for improvement, below-floor Pillar coordinates return findings or repair. Above-floor coordinates receive proposal rows only for substantive non-dominated FPF-level content opportunities inside the declared use: for example, better entry recognition, placement of defining, constraining, or testing content, source-currentness carry-through, projection thinning, corpus-ecology repair, kind-preserving precision restoration, open-ended evolution support, or deletion or relocation of apparatus that weakens the FPF object. Apparatus-only additions do not qualify. Do not treat every value below 5 as a defect. A 4 may be the correct stop value only with loci showing why further Pillar-content movement is dominated, unavailable, or outside scope.