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E.23:9 - Consequences

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Repeated improvement follows one explicit improvement method and one current unfolding structure, while each performed pass retains its own dated Work identity and attribution under CC-E23-4.FPF no longer relies on hidden authoring habits or one fictitious enduring loop occurrence.A complete loop record names its object, evaluation, structure, independently identified Work and result routes, and boundaries.
Row discharge is separated from evaluated quality change.Improvement claims become replayable.The claim remains inadmissible until the changed object is re-evaluated through a separately identified Work and result.
General and specialized loops are comparable.BLP can be applied without craft folklore.Comparison is admitted with explicit cost, risk, and characteristic-space fit.
Exceptional stop remains local.All-5 or front-reaching closure no longer freezes future development.The closure record includes its reopen conditions.