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G.6:4.3 - PathId and PathSliceId

A PathId identifies one claim-local path inside an EvidenceGraph. A PathSliceId identifies the same path under a declared time window, reference plane, bounded context, edition, bridge, policy, or selected object/relation subset.

Use this compact record:

PathCitationRecord:
  ReliedOnClaimOrBoundedUseRef
  EvidenceGraphRef
  PathId
  PathSliceId
  BoundedContext
  ReferencePlane
  RepresentedObjectRefs
  RepresentedDirectRelationRefs
  SubjectPatternLocators
  SourcePublicationAndCarrierRefs
  C29RepresentationRefs
  TimeWindowOrFreshnessPolicy
  SourceCurrentnessRefs
  BridgeOrLossRefs
  EditionOrPolicyRefs
  DownstreamWorkRef?
  ExactDownstreamUseRelationRef?
  A10RelianceDispositionRef?
  NotCarried
  UnresolvedRelationGaps
  ReopenTrigger

NotCarried names the stronger claim or use at issue that the path does not establish. Recover the exact premise, reference, operation-argument, decision-use, or other direct relation for actual downstream use. If the use asserts dated U.Work, cite its independently admitted A.15.1 Work ref and A.13-qualified performer refs. Add attribution refs only when the use expressly consumes precise assignment-bound attribution. Path availability or citation alone does not establish that use.