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G.10:5 - Consequences

Benefits

  • A shipped result becomes selector‑ready and audit‑citable without turning file formats into governing specifications.
  • Shipping is no longer a semantic “backdoor”: pack‑level semantics remain governing-definition delegated.
  • RSCR/refresh becomes operationally viable because pack‑level scope keys and payload pins are present.

Costs / trade‑offs

  • Shipping becomes more explicit (more pins and explicit surfaces), which raises authoring overhead.
  • If upstream governing definitions fail to provide citable ids/pins, G.10 cannot paper over the gap; shipping will block or ship a visibly incomplete pack (depending on policy‑bound failure behaviour, governed by cited definitions).