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E.4.PFIP:7 - Conformance Checklist

CheckPassing condition
CC-PFIP-1 Bounded candidateThe candidate framework edition and declared publication use are named.
CC-PFIP-2 Accepted inputs completeEvery accepted source contribution is included; when it changes a public entry or consumed interface, the affected public entries and direct consumers are included with it, or that source contribution is left out of this candidate.
CC-PFIP-3 Two questions kept separateWhen the publication has a predecessor, accepted-source incorporation and predecessor preservation receive independent conclusions.
CC-PFIP-4 Publication relations distinguishedEdition, form, expression relation, carrier, bearing relation, audience, bounded use, and publication occurrence are identified separately when they affect the comparison.
CC-PFIP-5 Pair eligibility establishedEvery one-to-one pair has the same declared use plus retained form identity or an accepted one-to-one continuity decision.
CC-PFIP-6 Complete inventory selectedEach pair uses a complete inventory selected through the FPF pattern that defines or constrains the form, or through another accepted comparison basis.
CC-PFIP-7 Non-text structure handledA non-span form uses content or selected-structure correspondence chosen for the declared use; visual or carrier similarity remains only supporting evidence.
CC-PFIP-8 Predecessor inventory coveredEvery named predecessor content or selected structure is matched, intentionally changed or retired by an accepted content decision, accidentally lost, or blocked.
CC-PFIP-9 Candidate additions classifiedCandidate content or selected structure without predecessor correspondence is classified as an accepted or unexpected addition.
CC-PFIP-10 Split and merge allocation completeEvery split or merge traverses every named predecessor inventory across named candidate expression parts even when a narrower pair survives.
CC-PFIP-11 Form and content decisions separateEvery form retirement, split, or merge has separate outcomes for the content expressed by the predecessor form.
CC-PFIP-12 Shared consumers checked onceShared public entries and direct consumers are checked once without merging the expression comparisons that depend on them.
CC-PFIP-13 Affordable resultUnchanged predecessor content and selected structure remain in the checkable traversal and do not become a positive prose ledger.
CC-PFIP-14 Authority boundary preservedThe conclusion is identified as comparison evidence; any construction, acceptance, admission, release, landing, or assurance decision is obtained separately.