E.4.FPF:6 - Bias-Annotation
Scope: Limited to the publication units and forms, assembly, exact presentation carriers, access routes, and whole-framework evaluation route of an FPF edition. Repository layout, assembly tool, carrier split, and publication service remain implementation choices. A one-sentence repair that leaves these FPF-level values unchanged uses its direct wording and source route.
| Lens | Likely drift | Repair |
|---|---|---|
| Gov | A successful assembly or form check is read as acceptance, publication, availability, currentness, or adequacy. | Keep construction results separate from the decisions and relations that establish those claims. |
| Arch | The current all-in-one layout, source tree, or helper is treated as the only possible FPF architecture. | Preserve edition, selected Core, publication-unit/form, presentation-carrier, access-route, index/body, and unchanged-content invariants while allowing another repository, tool, carrier split, or publication service. |
| Onto-Epist | The edition, one publication unit, its form, the presentation carrier bearing it, an access route, the rebuildability record, the assembly Method, and performed assembly Work collapse into one object. | Name them separately where the distinction changes the claim. The record describes reconstruction inputs and routes; the assembly Work is the construction occurrence; the edition contains the coordinated framework content; and an exact U.PresentationCarrier bears the selected form. |
| Prag | Every small source edit is forced through FPF-level assembly paperwork, or exact source return is omitted to save effort. | Use this pattern only when FPF publication units, form, carriers, access routes, edition assembly, or whole-FPF evaluation are live; keep the record minimal but retain complete selected sources and unchanged-predecessor protection. |
| Did | Build apparatus meets the reader before a working question, or a smooth front hides where authoritative pattern content resumes. | Apply E.11.PFP to the reader-facing opening and keep paths, commands, digests, and diagnostics in maintainer evidence or tool help. |