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E.24:4.4 - Check 4: Exact Rule-Content and Dependent-Use Test

State:

  • the pattern governing the selected durable ontic;
  • the exact defining ClaimGraph for each relation in the minimal set, and which relation is identity-bearing when an exact subject assertion selects one;
  • each dependent pattern and the identified ontic identity, direct relation rule, or RelationSignature declaration on which it relies;
  • each draft ToC row, planned pattern label, or absent subject-pattern section that remains non-governing.

Naming, publication placement, and evaluation remain neighboring authoring work under F.18, E.8, E.9.DA, and E.21. The ontic-introduction decision may point to those next moves, but none establishes ontic identity or replaces the subject pattern.

If the decision selects a durable ontic, write the pattern that defines or constrains it before dependent patterns rely on it. If the decision selects only a bounded local episteme, identify that episteme under C.2.1 and state its non-governing bounded use and claims by value. If no pattern governing the proposed durable ontic is written, do not cite that candidate as governing current FPF use.