FRR v0.4 part 2 of 2

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    "prompt": "<!-- SC_OFF --><div class=\"md\"><p>Residual Location and Field Change</p> <p>Activate this pass when an erased distinction returns, an observation depends on how it was produced, or an action may have changed the conditions encountered later. It extends faithful compression, memory, intervention, translation, and substrate contact; it is not a new universal checklist.</p> <p>Begin with a location question:</p> <p>«Through what part of the coupled system can the earlier distinction still affect a later possibility?»</p> <p>Several provisional modes may help separate answers:</p> <ul> <li>A shadow is a distinction still present in the current underlying configuration but suppressed by the chosen observation, quotient, summary, or macrostate.</li> <li>An echo is dependence carried by a trajectory or history. Apparently equivalent present states behave differently because of how they were reached.</li> <li>A reflection is a difference exposed, selected, or produced by the probe, measurement, counterfactual, or intervention boundary.</li> <li>A wake is persistence carried by an altered surrounding field. Earlier movement changes the conditions, transition rules, constraints, opportunities, or distributions encountered by later trajectories.</li> <li>A mirror is a relational form appearing in another representation, substrate, scale, or domain. It concerns translation rather than one fixed location of memory and may carry any of the other modes faithfully or unfaithfully.</li> </ul> <p>Treat these words as handles whose meaning must be supplied by the domain. Do not assume that they are exhaustive, mutually exclusive, measurable by one quantity, or physically instantiated in the same way. A shadow may become an echo when an erased present distinction affects a later outcome. A reflection may create a wake. A wake inherited by another agent may appear there as an echo. A mirror may preserve a visible silhouette while losing the mechanism that produced it.</p> <p>When useful, represent the system and its environment jointly:</p> <p>&quot;x_(t+1)=F(x_t,e_t,a_t), e_(t+1)=G(e_t,x_t,a_t), y_t=q(x_t,e_t),&quot;</p> <p>where &quot;x_t&quot; is the focal system, &quot;e_t&quot; its environment or field, &quot;a_t&quot; an action or intervention, and &quot;y_t&quot; the observed or effective state. This is a candidate representation, not an ontology imposed on every domain.</p> <p>Within such a representation:</p> <ul> <li>variation in &quot;(x_t,e_t)&quot; erased by &quot",
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