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G.3:9 - Consequences

  • Legality becomes checkable. Downstream patterns can reject illegal operations and rely on explicit legality surfaces rather than implicit conventions.
  • Comparability without semantic flattening. Plural traditions remain representable because CHR preserves local meaning while making lawful relations explicit.
  • Reproducible downstream behavior. Edition/policy pins make “why did this change?” answerable and RSCR actionable.
  • Authoring overhead. The pattern shifts effort to up‑front authoring: explicit cards, pins, and tests are non‑optional when CHR becomes a public kit surface.