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Reader architecture and family-map review

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Reader architecture and family-map review

Status: PASS with small reader revisions. No blocking or arithmetic issue was found. The map, caption and relationship table positively explain how the families fit together through complete source constructions. They keep separate source roles visible without making limitations the main story.

The review checked 40 frozen source/model/artifact bindings and 24 numerical or structural conditions. The full PNG was visually inspected: all six four-node lanes are readable, with no clipping or crossed arrows. Input SHA256 values and exact checks are in the companion JSON.

The explanatory argument

The strongest new connections are the complete SP birth-capacity-to-lifespan construction; the Rounded Moses path’s contribution to File52c’s three original words; and the ordinary row grammar’s explanation of different Regular, Cumulative and NT birth responses. The two source mechanisms in the Regular kernel add a useful bridge: located row changes produce 1250/650, whereas T/C/S choices produce the 405 placement field. Their coefficient-five relation is an additional source calibration.

The six lanes are appropriate as constructions, not a claim that every family derives from a single numerical dataset. The shared argument is that named inputs, measurements and operation order generate complete fields. The map contains two particularly concrete cross-family paths—SP cap to rectangle and Rounded Moses to inverse—while the remaining lanes show how the same measurement method applies to other source objects.

Small revisions for the final copy

Claim and source status

The proposed reader table is prep/claim_source_status_C1315.md; its JSON companion retains full source sections, source hashes and adopted-action references. It distinguishes source premises, exact calculations, conditional mechanisms and interpretive comparisons. Its eight rows can sit after the overview or become a compact appendix.

The current map correctly carries the three critical source conditions: File52c supplies the extra inverse event nodes; the SP rectangle retains its placement and distinct openings; and the NT comparison concerns births while the seven lifespan differences belong to the source genealogies. Native Cainan remains a named inserted row. The Covenant first join, shared-life second join and retained-147 third join are distinguished.

Shared source inputs do not count again as independent testimony when their outputs agree. The reconstructions explain how results follow together, including which additional source condition is required. The proposed architecture preserves that distinction and makes no historical-origin or statistical-independence claim.

No existing source, journal, model, diagram or deliverable was modified.

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reader_architecture_review_C1315.md

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