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E.9.DA:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Decision completeness vs concise rationaleA DRR must decide enough, but must not become final pattern prose.
Exactness vs drafting freedomThe DRR fixes selected answers and boundaries; authors still write usable pattern text.
Source preservation vs synthesisSource distinctions matter, but the DRR must state FPF decisions.
Multi-locus coordination vs EoC boundaryOne decision can affect many patterns while one DRR adequacy claim stays scoped.
Architecture selection vs address completionEvery locus can be assigned and still be the wrong split or merge.
Affordability vs completenessOrdinary bounded review uses only the questions needed for the live judgement; an explicitly requested reusable evaluation covers every coordinate with stable values and evidence.