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G.11:9 - Consequences (informative)

  • Selective, replayable upkeep. Refresh becomes a controlled planning and execution loop rather than an implicit “maintenance vibe.”
  • Stable semantics with flexible operations. Trigger meaning is centralized (G.Core), while scheduling sophistication can evolve as policy-bound extensions.
  • Clear governing-definition assignment boundaries. Orchestration coordinates actions under their governing definitions; it does not redefine their semantics (shipping remains G.10, selection remains G.5, etc.).
  • Cost: pin discipline overhead. Authors must carry enough ids, editions, and policies to make refresh comparable. This is intentional: it replaces hidden drift with explicit wiring.