Distinguish feature organization from independent release boundaries
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@ -92,3 +92,14 @@ Q05 routing follow-up: [experimental owner dispatch](../reviews/NestedOwnershipR
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separates input delivery from return-focus policy. Successful cancellation and cleanup
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matter alongside correct close targeting. The bounded mechanism comparison supports
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this distinction; it does not establish a universal ownership model or close Q05.
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## Q06 source, artifact and activation boundaries — 2026-09-26
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[Pinned contrast](../reviews/FeatureDeploymentBoundaries.md) locates feature APIs
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inside one application build and separately defined microfrontend release workflows.
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Shared startup dependencies still couple runtime availability. Q06 now distinguishes
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module imports, artifacts, activation bindings, runtime failures and team ownership;
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separate repositories prove none of the latter guarantees by themselves.
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[VC-06](../walkthroughs/VC06-MicrofrontendEstate.md) changes only release cadence to
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show why source boundaries can remain while deployment units merge. Runtime version
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skew/rollback and independent assessment remain open; Q06 is not closed.
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