G.5:4.4bb - Public labels over archive, front, and style source sets

When a selector consumes a declared ExplorationArchive, Archive, Front, or Q-front, keep that object as a source-set family or source-set reference; it is not the emitted G.5 outcome. The emitted result states one admitted SelectorOutcomeKind and, for a set result, one admitted SetResultFamily. StyleShortlist and TraditionShortlist may be public domain labels over an admitted set-result family after their term bridges and cultural meaning are clear; they do not extend either closed set.

SelectedSetResultLabelLine@Context:
  selectorOutcomeKind:
  setResultFamily?:
  sourceSetFamily:
  publicSelectedSetLabel?:
  namedUse?:
  memberEntries?:
  membersOrHandoff?:
  derivedViewKind?:
  basePaletteOrArchiveRef?:
  ordering:
  basisPins:
  nextUse:

Earlier records may keep membersOrHandoff. Read it as members for Shortlist or RankedShortlist and as handoffContent for a HandoffOutcome. It cannot replace keyed memberEntries in a JointUseSet; if it also lists joint-use members for compatibility, that list is only the unique set projection of the entry keys.

sourceSetFamily may name a declared Front, Q-front, ExplorationArchive, Archive, current pool subset, or derived tradition view. For retained alternatives, publicSelectedSetLabel normally names Shortlist or RankedShortlist and may use a domain label such as StyleShortlist or TraditionShortlist only when the term bridge is already clear. JointUseSet is not a shortlist label: it names an all-member result and therefore uses namedUse plus keyed memberEntries. G.5 does not create the archive, compute the comparison, govern the pool policy, decide the cultural-evolution case, establish member identity or relations, or repair the term bridge. Use C.18 for archive formation, A.19.CPM for comparison, C.19 for pool policy, C.36 for cultural-evolution claims, each member’s own identity and relation patterns for those facts, and F.17/F.18/F.9 for local meanings, naming settlement, and any obtaining term Bridge.