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F.2:15 - Acceptance tests

F.2:15.1 - Static conformance

  • SCR-F2-S01 (basis). Every note names the exact source and edition and the effective scheme required to recover the claim.
  • SCR-F2-S02 (idiomatic LNF). Each LNF preserves meaningful spelling, hyphenation, casing, and modifiers.
  • SCR-F2-S03 (two registers). Tech is faithful and Plain is explanatory without added scope.
  • SCR-F2-S04 (lexical boundary). No note substitutes for behaviour, obligation, measurement, kind, assignment, Work, or evidence.
  • SCR-F2-S05 (no cross-source claim). F.2 asserts no equivalence, hierarchy, transfer, or permission between local meanings.
  • SCR-F2-S06 (minimal generality). Each LocalSenseClaim is no broader than its source use and receiving question.

F.2:15.2 - Regression

  • RSCR-F2-E01 (edition change). A changed edition produces a newly recovered claim only where meaning changed; earlier source identity remains visible.
  • RSCR-F2-E02 (normaliser stability). LNF edits do not silently widen or narrow the claim.
  • RSCR-F2-E03 (language honesty). Translation does not create unproved sameness.
  • RSCR-F2-E04 (no stealth relation). New notes still contain no cross-source identity or use claim.
  • RSCR-F2-E05 (head-term focus). The working set remains small and tied to actual downstream questions.