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Methodological alignment table connects second-cycle case-handling grammar to workbench outputs, suggesting implications for evidence utilization.
This methodological alignment table connects the Second-Cycle Case-Handling Grammar to the workbench evidence that made it necessary. It maps workbench outputs and diagnostic pressure to required grammar fields, claim restrictions, and return paths. The table treats workbench outputs as evidence of receive-side capacity, missing fields, and overclaim boundaries rather than as completed explanation, calibration, integration, or prediction.
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