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E.20:4.8 - Step 8: Wiring & SoTA updates (keep method evolution out of kernel)

If the introduction involves methods, comparators, selectors, or other SoTA-sensitive choices:

  1. Put method/comparator family semantics in SoTA packs (G.2) and reference them by edition-pinned refs.
  2. Pin the chosen SoTA refs in declaration-local rows inside the exact WorkPlan (E.20:4.7); wiring consumes those planned values rather than silently overriding them.
  3. Put flow/task binding logic in wiring modules (GPatternExtension), with an explicit PatternScopeId and declared subject pattern.
  4. Wiring may bind, select, dispatch, or cite SoTA method packs; it may not redefine the mechanism’s identity-bearing A.6.1 content. A bridge, realization, evaluation, evidence-use, or publication claim named by wiring remains governed by its direct relation pattern.
  5. If a SoTA update changes a mechanism’s signature/laws, that semantic change SHALL be performed in the mechanism-subject pattern, under the A.6.1 mechanism-definition template; the change SHALL emit RSCR triggers (E.20:4.10).