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MCC-OE: Measured-Construct Closure and Observable Exhaustion MCC-OE-00 · Charter and non-claims Neo.K (as signed)

Measured-Construct Closure and Observable Exhaustion: Numerical Probes, Reverse Constraint Probes, and Threat-Signature Closure for the AMRAL Lebesgue Final Stage

A methodological reframing: instead of exhausting all geometry, replace 'geometric exhaustion' by 'observable exhaustion' plus 'task sufficiency'. A forward compiler O+ turns constructions into observable intervals, a reverse compiler O− turns theorem failure into threat regions, and the hit set is Z_hit = O+(A) ∩ Z_threat; every promotion step is an obligation still to be proved. The header calls it an 'AMRAL / NIOT Bridge Methodology'. The closing declaration says Observable Exhaustion, Task Sufficiency and Q10–Q20 are not claimed.

Paper 00 proposes a strategy: replace geometric exhaustion by observable exhaustion and task sufficiency. It is a methodological framework with no numerical conclusion. The 'Observable Closure Theorem' (§131) is a conditional restatement, not a result. The paper's closing declaration says Observable Exhaustion, Task Sufficiency and Q10–Q20 are not claimed. 'Untested is not safe': observable-level closure must never be written as global closure.

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This is a full-text translation of the Chinese source, which remains authoritative for its research claims. Translation is not independent mathematical verification and does not upgrade the original evidence level.

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