E.8:4.2.5 - Design-time and run-time referents stay separated in pattern prose

Pattern prose keeps the referents needed by its declared subject and use recoverable. Authoring, review and publication are valid governed subjects; state their actions and rules directly. Distinguish design-time, run-time and normative-publication referents when that distinction changes the claim.

Apply §4.2.3 to place this edition’s drafting, review and landing history in its development carrier. Retain any durable reason that changes the user’s action, choice or boundary in the public explanation.

If a pattern or example claims autonomy, name the admitted U.System whose freedom of action is being evaluated and use the current E.16 pattern that defines or tests the claim. Add another relation only when it is current under its own governing pattern. Admit dated Work under the A.13-first and independent A.15.1 rule in E.8:0.3, adding F.6 only for current assignment-bound attribution. Add autonomy apparatus or a vignette only when it helps the reader use that claim. Apply F.19 after recovery; if the corpus supplies no direct governor, return A.6.RCD missing-governor.