F.7:4 - Core idea (didactic)

A Concept-Set row is a didactic grouping for one stated comparison or use. It contains:

• the exact sources and editions;
• each source-local claim, or its F.17 SchemeSenseCell when durable addressability is useful;
• every already obtaining relation that matters here, with direction and declared loss;
• the separate conclusion about the named receiving comparison or use;
• the evidence or direct pattern that supports each substantive claim;
• a counterexample or boundary showing where the comparison stops.

The word set names the entries collected for display. It does not assert that they are one value. A row may show an identity, overlap, ordering, incompatibility, disjointness, or no relation at all, but only because that claim is established outside the layout. F.9 is used only when the actual relation is between distinct local meanings. For every other relation, cite the pattern that defines, constrains, or tests it.