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F.17:13.5 - Conformance Checklist

CheckPassing condition
CC-F17-1One exact governed value, its kind, the pattern that defines or constrains it, and the proposed row use were recovered before the row.
CC-F17-2F.14 was applied at every current card, cell, and row gate, and the lightest sufficient naming disposition was tried first.
CC-F17-3Row episteme, NameCard, designation expressions, governed value, reference, exact SenseCell, basis relation, and any F.9 Bridge remain distinct.
CC-F17-4Every cell resolves to an effective by-value ReferenceScheme, exact expression, and local-sense claim; no generic context field or selected structure substitutes for them.
CC-F17-5Every actual LocalSenseBasisRelation has exactly the cell and basis episteme as participants; descriptions, source units, publication occurrences, forms, and carriers stay separate.
CC-F17-6Any F.9 Bridge actually obtains between exact cells; the separate use claim and A.10/B.3 reliance are visible only when that row use is current.
CC-F17-7Admissible use, blocked use, row edition id, currentness condition, and any exact C.2.1 edition relation are recoverable without treating designators as identity.
CC-F17-8If availability is claimed, exact E.24.PUB expression, bearing, and publication occurrences are recoverable independently from the row and from rendering or upload Work.
CC-F17-9Multi-view naming uses three separate rows: U.Viewpoint names same-individual P only under E.17.0’s fixed-content/selected-S predicate; U.View names same-individual E only after exact E/P conformance obtains; and EpistemeViewpointConformanceRelation names the two-participant pair-determined direct kind. References, designators, NameCards, RelationSignature, occurrences, construction, and publication grant none of those results.