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Closes #44.

docs/use-cases/data-request-intake.md connects two surfaces the documentation kept separate: the example packs and the authoritative evaluation corpus. A reader could inspect either but nothing walked one pack from document to disposition.

Four authoritative rows, each traced through the pack's own applicability, evidence, exception and rules:

Row Lands on Because
proceed-complete-and-appropriate outcome proceed one true rule; the optional requirement is not mentioned at all
required-evidence-absent unresolved, missing-required-evidence same fact shape as row 1 — required is what makes absence decisive
forced-outcome-embargo outcome decline-redirect a forced outcome is a branch taken before rules are weighed, and proceed would otherwise have been true
conflict-decline-and-clarify unresolved, conflict two true rules naming different outcomes are never tie-broken

Rows 1 and 2 are deliberately adjacent: identical fact shape, one requirement flipped, opposite results. Row 3 states plainly that proceed would have been true otherwise — a forced outcome that only ever fired when nothing else applied would demonstrate nothing.

Verified, not transcribed from memory

A script checked every claim against conformance/evaluation/manifest.json: all four dispositions, all sixteen fact values, every cited specSection (§§7.5, 8 step 9; §8 step 2; §8 steps 4, 6; §8 step 8), and the byte-identity of the example pack with its corpus copy.

That last one matters for the guide's premise — the document a reader opens is the document the rows were judged against — so it is asserted rather than assumed.

Boundaries

A closing section states what Core evaluation establishes and what stays outside it: acquisition (nothing is fetched; evidenceAvailability is a tri-state the caller supplies, and the evaluator never learns whether a document is genuine or current), authorization (proceed is not permission, per §3.5), and action (a handoff of requested records that a target should receive one, it does not deliver it).

Suite: 64 passed, 529 subtests. No schema, corpus, or normative text changes.

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docs/use-cases/data-request-intake.md walks one pack from document to
disposition through four authoritative corpus rows, connecting the example packs
and the evaluation corpus, which the documentation kept separate.

Rows 1 and 2 are placed adjacent deliberately: identical fact shape, one
requirement flipped from present to absent, opposite results. That is what makes
`required` visible as the thing that decides, against the optional requirement
in row 1 that goes unmentioned. Row 3 states that proceed would otherwise have
been true, because a forced outcome that only fired when nothing else applied
would demonstrate nothing. Row 4 says the conflict is never tie-broken — not by
order, specificity or severity.

Every claim was checked against conformance/evaluation/manifest.json rather than
transcribed: four dispositions, sixteen fact values, four cited spec sections,
and the byte-identity of the example pack with its corpus copy, which is the
guide's own premise.

Closes with what Core evaluation does not establish: acquisition, authorization
and action, each named rather than left implied.

Signed-off-by: kikashy <kikashy@hotmail.com>
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