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author: 4NK Team
date: 2026-02-17
scope: v0/livre.md (Chapter 16)
type: fix
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# Fix: Neutralize meta-phrasing and align lexicon in Chapter 16 (`v0/livre.md`)

## Problem

Chapter 16 in `v0/livre.md` contained:

- meta/editorial lead-ins for result announcements (e.g. “résultat attendu… strictement technique”),
- terminology not aligned with the canonical lexicon requested by corrective chapters 30/32 (use of “cône(s) de futur” instead of “futur accessible”),
- emphasis phrasing in explanatory passages (e.g. “La distinction est cruciale…”, “Le point essentiel…”).

## Impacts

- Adds meta framing instead of direct descriptive statements.
- Breaks terminological consistency with the “one concept, one term” policy for the core text.

## Cause

Drafting-layer phrasing and pre-lexicon terminology remained in the Chapter 16 slice of `v0/livre.md`.

## Root cause

Neutral-style rewrites and the canonical lexicon audit were not applied consistently to Chapter 16 during manual consolidation.

## Fix applied

Applied the correction **only** in `v0/livre.md` (Chapter 16):

- Replaced result-announcement meta phrasing with a direct lead-in (`On obtient :`).
- Replaced “cône(s) de futur” with the canonical “futur accessible” in the Chapter 16 section title and definition lead-in.
- Replaced “La distinction est cruciale …” with a descriptive statement (no task/utility required; statistical coupling only).
- Replaced “Le point essentiel …” with a direct statement (“Il s’agit …”).

## Affected pages

- `v0/livre.md`

## Deployment / regeneration considerations

- If `v0/livre.md` is regenerated from `v0/chapitre*.md`, this fix can be overwritten. The generating pipeline should be checked if these phrasings or terms reappear.

## Analysis / verification steps

- In the Chapter 16 slice, search for result-announcement meta markers and emphasis qualifiers, and rewrite into descriptive statements.
- In the Chapter 16 slice, enforce the canonical term `futur accessible` and avoid rejected synonyms.