Chronological families: checkpoint after C911

Eighty sequential actions now support a shared measurement-and-construction grammar.

The complete new families are: Tishri and Esau category/list objects;32 paired File_52c sources; the78-row NT display and22-node MT comparison; finite Key/grid domains; and the six-pair Covenant carrier lift.

The unifying source object retains labels, structure, measurement, representation, placement and interpretation. Accumulation, topology changes, span transformation and placement then produce whole output fields. Internal boundaries require an explicit decision to transform or retain them.

New integrations are constructive. Span plus generated placement recovers the entire endpoint pair. Whole-frame translations preserve relative inputs, whereas source-fixed anchor changes alter inverse digit branches. Ritual count scaling meets the49/70 common measure through exact divisibility. Cainan restoration aligns topology without equating130,460,70 and BJ57 measurement roles. Uniform expansion and retained biography differ at an internal cut by(k−1)l.

The finite necessity witnesses show why these distinctions cannot be discarded in the tested families. They do not prove a globally unique or minimal grammar. The model explains source arithmetic and dependencies; source selection, historical cause and theological interpretation remain separate questions.

Independent reviews of the list, inverse, NT, operator and carrier domains have passed. The final integration review, readable synthesis, precise map, reproducible compact example and final packet remain.