These generated files inspect the rendered selected base for each fast-track candidate and record the storage and rollback boundary that still needs human review before any catalog-support claim.
They are review inputs. They do not prove backup, restore, retention, application-level data safety, or production support.
| Chart | Review | Selected base | Storage shape | Rollback boundary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| _No current fast-track rows_ | - | - | - | - |
Shared Rule
Render parity can prove the object set under pinned inputs. It does not prove that stored data can be backed up, restored, retained, or rolled back for a specific target. Those are target-scoped operating decisions.