enforceability-boundary-adapts-through-write-shifting

Status: OUT

The design's enforceability boundary is not static: where the self-reinforcing structural correctness loop holds, selective write-shifting adjusts the read/write cost split to match access frequency, extending the effectively-enforced region for high-traffic paths by pre-computing at write time what would otherwise be deferred to the riskier read path.

Justifications

Enforceability bounds the coherence zone and write-shifting selectively expands it — the boundary between enforced-correct and assumed-correct adapts to workload rather than being architecturally fixed

Depends on (SL): design-coherence-bounded-by-enforceability, read-burden-is-managed-through-selective-write-shifting

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