Evidence note

• Question and expected behavior:
• Basis for the expectation: Requirement, contract, or separately established baseline.
• Source identity: Public URL, exact revision, and relevant file or artifact.
• Evidence kind: Source inspection, fictional illustration, executed fixture, simulation, physical observation, or reported result.
• Conditions: Inputs, environment, relevant state, and known substitutions.
• Procedure: Command or action sequence; what was captured.
• Observation: Include failures and exclusions as well as successes.
• Comparison: Baseline, changed condition, and any unmatched conditions.
• Interpretation: Which claim the observation supports.
• Limits: What it leaves unmeasured or cannot distinguish.
• Decision: Adopt, reject, investigate further, or leave unresolved.
• Next check: What observation would change the decision?

Use “reported” when relying on another author's result. Use “reproduced” only when recording the execution and conditions that reproduced it.