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G.11:1 - Problem frame — Keeping shipped SoTA current without global rebuilds

Part G produces shipped, selector-ready publication units and records: packs, bundles, evidence graphs, parity reports, and dashboards. Once shipped, they are exposed to:

  • telemetry (illumination and archive changes, parity outcomes, dashboard deltas),
  • currentness conditions (a relied-on premise changes, a justified review becomes due, or an actual qualification or use window ends),
  • edition drift (descriptor, distance, or transfer rules bump; policy pins evolve),
  • bridge evolution (CL or plane penalties or calibrations update).

The kit addresses two recurring refresh failures:

  • a brittle set of ad-hoc “full rerun” rituals, or
  • an audit-only refresh result that leaves currentness drift unresolved.

G.11 is the Part G governing definition of the refresh orchestration kit: its users turn typed refresh causes into scoped plans and record execution in auditable execution reports. Cause semantics and universal invariants remain delegated to G.Core.