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E.5.2:6 - Conformance Checklist

IDRequirement
CC‑NI.1A Core pattern MUST make its concepts, claims and conditions recoverable independently of one specific notation. The interpretation of meaning-bearing signs and relations is stated.
CC‑NI.2An illustrative expression SHALL be marked “informative”. When an expression carries a reasoning or construction step, explain that operation and its prerequisites locally or refer to the guidance that defines them.
CC‑NI.3When expressions are compared, translated, substituted or relied on as carrying the same content, the semantic mapping MUST identify the compared expressions, their interpretation rules where needed, the claims and conditions preserved, and any use-relevant loss or limit. The mapping claim does not assert equal user capability or effort.
CC‑NI.4A conceptual prefix follows E.10.P’s registry and anchor rules. If its expansion into a serialized name or URI is shown, that expansion SHALL be marked informative and MUST NOT be required to interpret the concept.