Distinguish feature organization from independent release boundaries
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@ -38,3 +38,13 @@ Evidence locators: [breadth review](../reviews/PatternBreadthExpansion.md).
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All relations are research proposals; no canonical identity or admitted graph edges.
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The next test is planned, not executed. Known uses of the complete proposed contract
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have not been verified in this investigation.
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## Pinned source-layout contrast — 2026-09-26
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[Boundary review](../reviews/FeatureDeploymentBoundaries.md) D01–D03 locates public
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feature entry points, UI/model separation and page composition in a pinned FSD todo
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example, alongside one application build script. The shared entity/API layer means
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feature grouping does not imply a private persistence adapter. This is a partial
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static use, not a release or import-enforcement test. Compare
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[Independent Feature Boundary](IndependentFeatureBoundary.md): release cadence adds
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activation/version contracts that source grouping alone does not provide.
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