Premise notes

What a premise note is. Each note takes one registered premise — a postulate, an adopted premise, a measured input, a convention, a loaded correspondence, a fence or an open requirement — and shows every place the sealed suite invokes it, with a verbatim quote and its role there (stated, load-bearing, conditional, mentioned, discharged), the Registrar claims that rest on it, and what the suite itself says fails without it. The notes were drafted by the ChatGPT drafting lane (A1634, dispatch D1288) and verified by the house: every quote was checked against the suite source at its line. A claim→premise link is declared only after the house has read the passage (R76), and it remains an editorial house judgment. Under R78 an edge is declared only where the record's result ASSUMES the premise; a record that is merely about a premise is shown on its note, not as a dependency. The drafting lane saw at most twelve passages per premise; the house read every remaining hit in the full suite TeX and added those passages to the notes, marked as house additions. Where the PI corrected the register row (R81), the note says at the top what changed; the lane's text below it quotes the row the lane was given. Two notes — PRM-025 and PRM-026, for the premises R81 registered — were drafted wholly by the house, from a census of every line of the suite that names them. A note explains a premise; it never promotes or demotes one.