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Package anatomy and direct result relations

Package partSupplying body or returnMinimum inspectable content
use contractSIE.1receiver, use, answer claims, tolerated loss/uncertainty, freshness/latency/quality, authority, representative tests, stop and reopen
source manifestSIE.2; SIE.3 qualification when neededassets, schemes, editions/effectivity, meanings and identifiers used, owners/authority, provenance/access, gaps, and references to required model qualifications
correspondence setSIE.4endpoints, relation or incompatibility, orientation, bounded use, permitted loss, justification/evidence, source versions, counterexamples and unresolved rows
cross-source identity dispositionSIE.5load-bearing endpoints, grain and interval, disposition kind, schemes and issuers, evidence, authority boundary, downstream references for the relied-on identity; an explanation of unused identity only when it affects interpretation or later reliance
source-qualified claim compositionSIE.6source claims, scope, interval, authority, uncertainty, derivation, relied-on identity premises, comparable/conflicting/non-comparable/unresolved relation, qualified view or explicit conflict
mapping specificationSIE.7schemes, accepted semantic inputs, rules, conditions, cardinalities, units/codes, defaults, errors, loss, trace, examples and tests
realization and interfaceSIE.8, SIE.9virtual/materialized/hybrid decision, required implementation result, receiver contract, interpretation, currentness, errors, provenance, access assumptions and return path
validation accountSIE.10evidence sufficient for the bounded disposition; every load-bearing layer and required cases for a positive use claim; material unexamined reach, pass/narrow/unresolved/stop, and reopen condition

SIE.1 → SIE.2 supplies the use and source cut. SIE.2 → SIE.3 is conditional. SIE.2 and any supplied use-fit model feed SIE.4–SIE.6. SIE.4 can expose an identity question for SIE.5 and supplies semantic premises to SIE.7. SIE.5 supplies load-bearing identity premises to SIE.6, SIE.7, and SIE.10. SIE.6 supplies a qualified composition or explicit conflict branch to SIE.7 and SIE.9. SIE.7 → SIE.8 → SIE.9 → SIE.10 connects executable semantics to realization, receiver, and bounded validation. SIE.11 revisits only affected reliance, using these dependencies where material. SIE.12 supplies shared-module arrangements when actual users require them. These relations may iterate.