CCR, SCR, and normative obligation ledgers

1. CONF-001Done
   Every Class A/B/C client and server dependency is extracted from WAP-215, and every selected Class C client dependency resolves to an effective release family and feature group.→
2. CONF-002Done
   Every effective SCR line has source document, section, actor, M/O status, dependency expression, strict disposition, and review state.→
3. CONF-003Done
   All 198 selected rows across the nine mandatory Class C families have nested normative clauses anchored and deduplicated.→
4. CONF-004Done
   No optional feature is silently treated as mandatory or vice versa; extensions cannot satisfy strict obligations.→
5. CONF-005Done
   Every mandatory Class C SCR line maps to implemented evidence or one additive open work item; thematic RQ groups may map many-to-many but cannot hide an unmapped SCR.→
6. CONF-006Done
   Requirement index, traceability, test coverage, and work program cannot disagree on covered/planned/deferred status without an explicit exception.→
7. CONF-007Done
   Every selected-row behavior implemented from successor-era material is classified as compatible, strict correction required, or successor-only.→

Exit contract

Evidence required to leave this sprint

• Every mandatory selected-profile SCR has an owner and evidence state.
• Every optional SCR has a declared capability or deferral.
• No compliance percentage is calculated from thematic RQ groups alone.