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G.10:1 - Problem frame — Shipping without smuggling semantics

Part G produces many kit-governed and suite-governed publications or records (harvest packs, CHR/CAL packs, evidence graphs, bridge calibration records, log bundles, parity reports). Without an explicit pack-boundary governing definition, “shipping” tends to become:

  • an ad‑hoc folder/export ritual (tool‑locked, not citable), or
  • a silent re-specification step (shipping accidentally redefines legality, defaults, or selection semantics), or
  • a brittle hand‑off that cannot support RSCR/refresh (no actionable pins/editions/policies attached).

G.10 fixes the pack boundary: it defines the single, normative shipping surface for Part‑G outputs — SoTA‑Pack(Core) — and a minimal choreography for making shipped artefacts selector‑ready and audit‑citable, while delegating all Part‑G‑wide invariants to G.Core (citation/delegation, not restatement).