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Decision 11 rejects an answer that mangles a protected term, and the catalog then keeps the entry untranslated: today 64 of the German docs catalog sit that way, every one of them a recorded refusal rather than a missing attempt. A refusal class is a property of the engine and the language pair, which is the reason this requirement gave the gateway a router in the first place, so the same request belongs with the next candidate instead of ending there. Decision 17 states that, decision 18 separates the three counts a decision can learn from, because an engine that is rejected on one pair is neither unreachable nor generally worse, and decision 19 adds the oracle that judges a translation against its source rather than against the catalog, since a fluent translation that means something else is invisible to every mechanical check already in place. Three rows in the enforcement table and seven acceptance criteria follow from them. No gateway code is written yet; this is the decision the operator asked to read first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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