docs(ms-ai-architect): R11 §9.5 — kryss-korpus-sjekk: ingen dinglende referanser; idx 33s innhold overlever fem steder under CAF-attribusjon [skip-docs]

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@ -704,6 +704,38 @@ test suite is unaffected (1032/1032) because it drives `checkRow` with a
synthetic stub. **Any future reading of that CLI's V1 tally must subtract the
applied rows** — the number is only meaningful against an unedited corpus.
**Cross-corpus check — the dimension every check so far has missed.** Cond 2 is
ratified as *whole file*, and §9.3's sweep, §9.4's verification and the driver's
invariants are all **within-file** by construction. But the corpus is 389 files
that agents read together, so a citation of deleted content in *another* file
would be dangling in publicly distributed material — the same trust defect, one
scope out. Run over all of `skills/**/*.md` after the edit:
- **idx 17** — no file cites the deleted APIM bands. `semantic-caching-patterns.md:79`
carries its own `0.70-0.84: Liberal matching` rubric for a different threshold;
the transcription-confidence bands at `audio-video-transcription-workflow.md:420,547`
are unrelated.
- **idx 19**`Automatic indexing` occurs nowhere else in the corpus.
- **idx 14** — every other `SharePoint` hit is SharePoint as a general M365 source,
channel or connector. None claims it as AI Builder feedback-loop storage.
- **idx 33** — ~40 corpus hits for `Azure Resource Graph` / `Insider Risk Management`,
and **not one attributes them to Defender for Cloud AISPM.** They are independent
claims in their own files, and the closest matches — `ai-incident-response-procedures.md:505,
575, 603`, `data-leakage-prevention-ai.md:780`, `norge-ai-strategy-government.md:150,152`
— attribute them to the **Cloud Adoption Framework Secure AI** document, the same
attribution that survives at line 357 of the edited file.
**No dangling reference, but note what the idx 33 result actually shows.** The
deleted capabilities are asserted in at least four other files under CAF
attribution, several stamped `Verified MCP 2026-04`. §9.5 records that the edit's
benefit is smaller than it looks because the content survives at line 357; the
corpus-wide measurement is that it survives in *five* places, not one. The
subtraction is still correct — the AISPM attribution was unsupported — but anyone
weighing whether this class of edit is worth the review cost should weigh it
against that number. This is the first cond-2 evidence gathered at corpus scope
rather than file scope, and whether corpus scope becomes a standing third reading
of cond 2 is unratified and deliberately left open.
## Appendix A — the 15 admitted proposals, hand-verified
Every proposal the classifier (§4 + context condition) admitted over the whole