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SIE.4:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • Every row serves a named receiving use and consuming result.
  • Both endpoints reference exact source-local senses and applicable editions/profiles.
  • Candidate generation is distinguishable from relation judgment.
  • The direct relation, difference, or incompatibility uses the narrowest warranted kind and states orientation.
  • Inverse, symmetry, and transitivity are not inferred without support.
  • Positive examples and discriminating counterexamples are present where load-bearing.
  • Permitted operation, semantic loss, conditions, and forbidden reuse are explicit.
  • Evidence, uncertainty/confidence, and decision authority are inspectable.
  • Rejected, unresolved, and incompatible rows remain available to downstream interfaces and tests.
  • The set claims neither cross-source identity nor executable transformation by implication.